The net worth of Pop Mart CEO Wang Ning has skyrocketed thanks to the global Labubu mania. Here is the story behind his ...

A collectible toy that looks like a cross between a mischievous goblin and a forest spirit from Where The Wild Things Are, Labubu is the unlikely poster child of the “little treat” economy, priced at ...

Wang Ning tells CCTV that overseas sales are likely to surpass those in China this year, with strong growth in North America.

Arnott Capital says the hype around the plush toy with pointy ears, bulging eyes and a mischievous grin is peaking. Other ...

Wang Ning, the chairman and CEO of Chinese toy maker Pop Mart International, became $1.6 billion richer in a single day, all thanks to his company's viral Labubu dolls.

Labubu has become a hot commodity on secondary markets, and experts have told Forbes they can make legitimate investments, driven by Pop Mart's limited supply model.

Speaking on the collaboration, Wang said that he’s “honored to be given this opportunity to work together and reinterpret what Li-Ning stands for. We’re presenting a new fashion-driven ...

Wang served as COO and CFO at HackerOne for more than three years, playing an instrumental role in growing adoption of its hacker-powered security platform by more than 10x during that time.

Ning also previously worked at McKinsey & Company as a consultant. “We are so pleased to welcome Ning Wang to our board. She brings a passion for transforming businesses and decades of experience ...