A Halloween-themed Labubu is currently selling for 170 yuan (US$23.20) to 300 yuan on Xianyu, one of China's most popular second-hand marketplaces. The special holiday edition sold for 159 yuan in ...

Grace Lee remembers the first time she saw a Labubu. It had rabbit-like ears and spikey teeth — and her immediate thought was that it was ugly. But one day, the switch flipped, Lee, 36, said.

Unless you’ve been living off-grid, you’ll know that Pop Mart and Labubu are having a moment. Pop Mart was founded in China in 2010 and specialises in toys sold in blind box format – meaning, you ...

Fresh from its success with Labubu, Pop Mart International is on another hot streak in intellectual property (IP) merchandising as consumers snap up its toys based on China’s highest-grossing Ne ...