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Labubus have been everywhere on social media and on shelves across the globe. Explore the origins and future of this trendy ...

The toy has become a global luxury phenomenon—sparking sky-high resale prices, celebrity fandom, and a wave of thefts.

Chances are you've heard about Labubus dolls, which are a bunch of plush monsters sold by Pop Mart and designed by Hong Kong ...

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

Labubu, pronounced "lah-boo-boo," first appeared in 2015 and has exploded in popularity recently. The toy creatures can be described as kind of scary looking but also kind of cute.

The Labubu phenomenon has reached new heights in China, with some rare dolls selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Unlike many toys, Labubu devotees include a large number of adults. Buyers ages 18 and over drove a year-over-year increase of more than $800 million in the U.S. toy market in 2024, according to ...

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Labubu is everywhere but is collecting it an art investment? Two lawyers explain legal risks, copyrights, and more.

A USA TODAY reporter bought Lafufus online and found some differences in quality, including the number of teeth and chips of ...