Chinese toymaker Pop Mart's Labubu monster dolls have become a global craze . They bare their teeth from the handbags of ...

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Pop Mart also hosts TikTok Lives where they occasionally announce a drop. Additionally, fans can buy Labubus by playing the store's live game, Pop Now. Each night, hopeful consumers can click through ...

Learn how to tell apart real Labubu and Lafufu figures from fakes. This collector’s guide covers design cues, packaging ...

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Here’s what you need to know about Wang Ning and how he started the now-famous toy company Pop Mart that’s worth billions of ...

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Thanks to Labubu fever, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning has become the 10th richest man in China, and the youngest at 38. Here's ...

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