The popularity of the viral little monsters among adults could mean bad news for the economy, an expert has told The Post.

A new obsession has blown up in pop culture, and it’s a cute little monster. Labubu has been on the minds of children, teens, ...

Labubu is a line of collectible designer plush toys featuring quirky monster elves, created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing ...

Consumers were hooked on the egg-shaped plastic toy that first launched in Japan in 1996 and became a craze ... K-pop singer Lisa of Blackpink began posting images of hers for her more than 100 ...

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

Evidence suggests the suspects were planning on reselling and shipping the 14 boxes of stolen items across the country ...

The post Labubu mania is here and even burglars are buying in appeared first on Salon.com. I also spotted Amazon sales on a ...

At peak, Labubu dolls weren’t just collectibles, they were emotional currency. But the latest drama including the seizure of ...

Labubus are the new consumer craze, and while they may be a fun and popular collectible the question remains is it just a kids toy or a smart investment?

As Labubu dolls continue to be the must-have item of the summer, UK authorities have issued a warning to consumers about fake 'Lafufus'.

She said a K-pop artist was seen with a Labubu on her backpack ... making things complicated for collectors and store owners.

Blind boxes are all the rage, and everyone is catching on — including Disney.