From a maniacal following to a demonic linkage, the Chinese dolls have become the talk of town in a short time. Will the hype ...

Wang Ning, the founder of Pop Mart International Group, has become one of the wealthiest people in China after he sold the Labubu dolls, which created a frenzy in the pop culture. The quirky, ...

In Nigeria, many celebrities, including Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe, have openly expressed their love for the Labubu ...

Consumers browse a Pop Mart store in Bangkok, Thailand, in July. [Photo/Xinhua] Pop Mart, a trailblazer in the collectible toys industry, has announced a year-on-year revenue increase of 120-125 ...

Analysts say the fears of regulatory headwinds are overblown as Gen Zers and millennials, rather than young children, are Pop ...

Pop Mart's share price soared, driven by LABUBU's popularity, marking a new market cap high of HKD 336.8 billion. Pop Mart, a notable player in the "New Consumer Trends F4" stocks on the Hong Kong ...

As of market close on June 9, Pop Mart's market capitalization reached HKD 336.8 billion, setting a new all-time high. With a 48.73% ownership stake, founder Wang Ning has now become the richest ...

This interest peaked in May 2025 when Pop Mart had to suspend Labubu sales in the UK due to heightened consumer fervour and stock shortages. By June 2025, the burgeoning demand lifted Pop Mart’s ...

According to a new Forbes report, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning has surged into the ranks of China’s top 10 richest billionaires — thanks in large part to this global phenomenon. Here’s how he made it ...

Founded in 2010 by Wang Ning, Pop Mart began as a small shop in Beijing selling comics and phone covers. But once Wang noticed the growing love for designer toys, he switched focus. First came the ...

According to Forbes ’ real time billionaires list, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning has hit a new personal milestone — today, he is the 10th richest man in China, and the youngest in the nation’s elite ...

A mischievous, toothy monster named Labubu has transformed Pop Mart CEO Wang Ning into China's youngest top-10 billionaire, skyrocketing his net worth to an astonishing $22.7 billion.