The Chinese toymaker Pop Mart is capitalizing on the runaway success of its ugly-cute Labubu dolls as it nears a $4 billion ...

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Pop Mart Americas recently sued a group of 7-Eleven stores in California for selling counterfeit Labubus. Zhang said more ...

Pop Mart, led by CEO Wang Ning, is poised to achieve a 20 billion yuan revenue by 2025. The company, renowned for its ...

Pop Mart’s Labubu toys are fueling a 240 percent stock surge and making CEO Wang Ning one of China’s youngest billionaires.

Explosive demand for its Labubu dolls in overseas markets has driven the growth, since the toys sell for higher prices and ...

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Its CEO, 38-year-old Wang Ning, saw his fortune jump from $2 billion last year to $22 billion amidst the craze, according to Forbes.

Wang: In 2020, I said that if there would be a Chinese company that most resembled Disney in five years' time, it would definitely be Pop Mart. Since last year, however, our aspiration has shifted.