Local sellers say tariffs aren’t the issue. What it really boils down to is plain old economics. There aren’t many Labubu in ...

Unveiling their latest seizure in front of news cameras last month, two Chinese customs agents revealed not drugs or weapons ...

The elf-like plush toys were created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and are described as having a playful yet fierce look thanks to their wide eyes, sharp teeth, and pointed ears.

However, things are taking a turn with the rising threat of resellers looking to take the fun out of the Labubu shopping ...

The toys are sold predominantly by the Chinese toy company Pop Mart, which has stores located all around the world, including ...

Eager shoppers lined a Paris street recently in the hope of getting their hands on a Labubu doll, the creepy toy that’s ...

In the UK, Pop Mart was forced to suspend in-store Labubu sales after brawls and crowd surges broke out during restocks. “To ensure safety and comfort, we have temporarily paused all in-store ...

When CNN recently visited a Pop Mart store at a bustling shopping mall in downtown Beijing, Labubu dolls were nowhere to be found on shelves, with only display samples remaining in glass cabinets.