Embracing the controversial technology might help retailer Pop Mart adapt the fad before it fizzles, but the cultural ...

Dim job prospects and a yearslong slump in the property sector have added to a reluctance to spend in China.

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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart International Group Ltd. expects the soaring global popularity of its Labubu plush toys to drive a ...

Pop Mart said this week that it expects profit for the first six months of this year to jump by at least 350% largely because ...

Demon is characterised by lion or doglike face, notably bulging eyes; a cartoon depiction of it resembles Labubu.

The newest craze for families with children under age 15 is something called Labubu dolls, which is the subject of many ...

Analysts say the fears of regulatory headwinds are overblown as Gen Zers and millennials, rather than young children, are Pop Mart’s main consumer demographic.

A Chinese state-run news outlet warned that children could get hooked on spending money on mystery toys, which Pop Mart is known for.

In an era when global perceptions of China are often shaped by geopolitics, surveillance, and authoritarianism, Labubu seems to offer something different — something disarming.