Despite the latest pullback, many are holding on to their bullish calls for Pop Mart to remain one of the hottest consumer ...

Pop Mart shares tumble over 6% despite bullish earnings forecast as investors worry growth has peaked; analysts remain upbeat on long-term potential.

Pop Mart snuck onto the world’s handbags—and into its wallets—with their exclusive, fuzzy troll-like dolls. Is it time for ...

Pop Mart’s rapid growth, strong margins, and global brand appeal drive its rise as a pop-culture leader. Check out why PMRTY ...

Pop Mart, the Beijing-headquartered company, behind the mega viral Labubu plush dolls has issued very bullish earnings forecast. In a regulatory filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, the Chinese ...

Labubu dolls, created by Kasing Lung for Pop Mart, have become some of the hottest collectibles around. What started as a $22 ...

Pop Mart's (PMRTY) strong execution and global expansion make it compelling long-term, but high valuation and risks suggest ...

Wang Ning, founder of toy maker PopMart, the company behind Labubu dolls, is one of China’s youngest billionaires. The 38-year-old is now among the country’s top 10 richest people, with a net worth of ...

POP MART is listed under the "Disrupters" category. The editorial board noted: "POP MART has ignited a global wave of enthusiasm by combining its original IP creations and incubation system with ...

Pop Mart saw its stock price drop more than 5% after China issued a warning on blind boxes. Chinese state-run news outlet People's Daily wrote about children getting addicted to the mystery boxes.

Global demand for Labubu plush toys, sold by the Chinese company Pop Mart, has sparked a wave of fakes — putting Chinese customs authorities in a near-daily battle against counterfeits.

If you’ve been hunting for a Labubu figure lately, you’re not alone, Pop Mart’s wildly popular creature has officially sold out on most retail sites.