Andrew Wu, group president of LVMH Greater China since 2005, joined Pop Mart’s board as an non-executive director effective ...

Labubu has evolved into a global phenomenon from a playful doodle on the streets of Hong Kong. The quirky, mischievous-looking doll has captivated fans worldwide, turning Pop Mart International ...

Just weeks ago, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning was riding high with a net worth of $27 billion, richer than Silicon Valley’s Peter Thiel, thanks to a rabbit-eared plush called Labubu. The “ugly-cute” doll ...

Pop Mart chief executive Wang Ning said on Wednesday his toy company was on track to meet its targeted revenue goal of 20 billion yuan ($2.78 billion) in 2025, and that “30 billion ($4.18 billion) ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's Pop Mart is borrowing from Disney's playbook to turn toothy monster Labubu's blockbuster sales into long-term success, Executive Director and co-COO Si De told Reuters in a ...

Chinese toy company Pop Mart’s stock has exploded in the past year. That success is built off blind box collectibles like Labubu. Here’s how Pop Mart is harnessing the craze to create IP longevity.

If you’ve spent a day on the internet this year, you’ve heard of the Labubu. The elfin forest creature with razor-­sharp teeth has become a nearly ubiquitous charm hanging off handbags around the ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook received a custom Labubu during his recent visit to China, where he met with Pop Mart founder Wang Ning and Labubu creator Kasing Lung. This meeting has sparked heated discussions ...