Alibaba's AliExpress said it has banned a China-based seller of childlike sex dolls from its marketplace after a Reuters examination of whether the sale of the products complied with European Union ...

They’re the “ugly-cute” ambassadors in China’s fluffiest soft power push: the Labubu, the pastel-colored, always grinning, fuzzy gremlins with bunny ears that have become the latest fashion must-have.

They’re scary, but cute – and taking the internet by storm as customers race to get their hands on Labubus. Distributed exclusively by Chinese-based retailer Pop Mart, it’s become near impossible to ...

That's right, a Labubu movie centered on the super popular Chinese Labubu toys, which originate from the storybook series ...

Fluffy, toothy and bright, Labubu dolls have taken the U.S. by storm. But what actually are they? This is what you need to know about the Chinese product sweeping the internet. China and the U.S., the ...

Labubu dolls are hard to come by. Even at the giant flagship store of their maker, Pop Mart, in Shanghai, throngs of customers are told they need to wait a week or longer. The grimacing elvish ...

Move over Barbie, here comes Labubu. The Chinese maker of the hit monster doll – favored by celebrities including Kim Kardashian and Rihanna – said Tuesday its profit soared nearly 400% in the first ...

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The company said it created the doll, named Corinne Tan, to teach children to stand against racism. By Alyssa Lukpat Responding to an increase in anti-Asian sentiment, American Girl has created a ...