LABUBU DOLL MAKER BILLIONAIRE WANG NING
Starmer reshuffles cabinet after Angela Rayner's resignation- here's full list of ministerial changes
Labour reshuffle: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has changed his cabinet after Angela Rayner's resignation. David Lammy is now Deputy PM and Justice Secretary. Yvette Cooper becomes Foreign Secretary. Shabana Mahmood is the new Home Secretary. Pat McFadden heads a new ministry. Darren Jones is appointed Chancellor. Steve Reed takes over as Housing Secretary. Jonathan Reynolds becomes Chief Whip.
Oil & Gas Industry Layoffs 2025: ConocoPhillips, Chevron, BP, Petronas, OMV, among companies cutting jobs
Oil and gas company layoffs 2025: Global oil and gas firms plan more job cuts in 2025. This follows reductions last year due to falling oil prices and industry changes. Halliburton, OMV, and ConocoPhillips are among those reducing staff. Chevron, BP, and Petronas also have layoff plans. Equinor and Shell are cutting jobs in renewables and exploration.
Are Lafufus a bigger hit than Labubus? Here’s the difference and why they are so popular
The "ugly-cute" Labubu plush toys by Pop Mart are highly sought after, but a surge of affordable knockoffs called Lafufu has emerged, produced by small factories in China. These fakes are gaining popularity globally due to their low cost and unique features, sparking concerns about intellectual property and product safety, even as authorities crack down on their production and distribution.
Tesla urges investors to vote in favor of CEO Elon Musk's compensation package
Tesla’s board has asked shareholders to approve Elon Musk’s 2025 compensation package. The proposal, set for a shareholder vote, highlights Musk’s role in Tesla’s success and aims to secure his continued commitment as CEO.
Trump branded ‘Satan’? South Park episode leaves viewers stunned and worried
The new South Park episode shocked fans with bold jokes on Donald Trump and surprising uncensored swearing. The show mixed politics, humor, and chaos in its own style. Viewers talked online about Trump, Satan, and the use of curse words. The episode sparked questions about TV rules and streaming platforms where South Park now airs.
AFL Coach Mick Malthouse injured, stabbed fighting off home invaders at Melbourne apartment, attackers on loose
AFL coach Mick Malthouse, 72, sustained minor injuries after confronting three masked home invaders at his East Melbourne apartment Thursday morning, September 4. The former premiership coach chased the armed intruders down four flights of stairs before they escaped. Police are investigating the break-in attempt
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Ray Dalio predicts financial chaos — debt crisis looms under Trump 2.0
Ray Dalio predicts a US economic crisis. He cites rising debt and interest payments. Dalio believes Trump's policies worsen the problem. National debt is currently at $37.3 trillion. Interest payments exceed tariff revenues. Economists worry about Trump's proposed tax cuts. These cuts could add trillions to the national debt. Demand for US debt may not keep pace with supply.
Joseph Ladapo says Florida plans to end statewide vaccine mandates, experts raise public health concerns
Florida vaccine mandates: Florida plans to remove all vaccine mandates. This includes vaccines for kids in public schools. Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo compared mandates to slavery. Governor Ron DeSantis supports the plan. Health experts warn of outbreaks. They say this move is dangerous. Vaccination rates are already dropping. Measles cases are rising in the US. This decision could impact other states.
Is AI killing jobs? Salesforce cuts 4,000 support roles as automation takes over
Salesforce job cuts 2025: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff revealed a significant workforce shift driven by artificial intelligence. The company has reduced its customer support roles by 4,000 due to the implementation of its AI-powered 'Agentforce' platform. While some employees were laid off, many have been redeployed to other departments like sales and customer success.
Cardi B cleared in security guard assault lawsuit, says 'I did not touch that woman' after jury's verdict
Cardi B verdict 2025: Cardi B was found not liable in a civil case accusing her of assaulting a security guard in 2018. The jury reached the verdict quickly after hearing testimony from both Cardi B and the security guard, Emani Ellis. Ellis claimed Cardi B spat on her and scratched her, but Cardi B denied the allegations, and witnesses supported her account.
US Open 2025: Tennis players' luxury watches, jewelry & crystal labubu dolls steal the show
Luxury fashion at US Open 2025: The US Open witnessed a blend of tennis and luxury, with players showcasing high-end accessories. Alexander Zverev sported a $430,000 Bugatti watch, while others like Rublev and Musetti flaunted timepieces worth hundreds of thousands. Beyond watches, custom jewelry and crystal-covered dolls added to the glamour.
Is your Labubu fake or real? How you can spot differences between Pop Mart dolls and 'Lafufus'
Labubu dolls have become a pop culture phenomenon and the recent mini Labubu series launched in August saw a massive sales. Within 60 seconds of launch, the products were sold at various stores. But how do you identify whether you own a Labubu or Lafufu? If you want to buy a doll of your own, here is how to ensure your Labubu is genuine.
Labubu can make you a billionaire; Pop Mart founder Wang Ning beat Jack Ma to become China’s youngest billionaire, net worth will leave you stunned
Labubu's global popularity has propelled Pop Mart's founder, Wang Ning, to billionaire status, surpassing Jack Ma. The collectible dolls, fueled by blind box excitement and celebrity endorsements, have driven Pop Mart's shares skyward. With projected sales of USD 4 billion by 2025, Wang Ning's fortune is set to climb even higher as Labubu dominates the collectible market.
Labubu, the hotcakes: Fans nab new Pop Mart dolls from New York to Seoul
Pop Mart's new mini Labubu dolls sold out rapidly in China and overseas, fueled by strong consumer demand. The release caused website freezes and prompted both collectors and resellers to scramble for the toys. Resale prices are already soaring, and counterfeit versions have emerged, highlighting the intense popularity of the rabbit-eared plush dolls.
Ethereum to $12,000 by year-end? Tom Lee’s bold crypto forecast sparks investor frenzy
Ethereum price forecast 2025: Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could surge to $5,500 soon and $12,000 by 2025, driven by new stablecoin legislation boosting Wall Street's confidence. Lee compares Ethereum's rally to Bitcoin's 2017 boom, supported by BitMine's massive ETH accumulation. Investors are shifting funds from Bitcoin to Ethereum, indicating strong institutional support and potential for further price increases.
Trump ends Kamala Harris’ secret service protection ahead of her ‘107 Days’ book tour
Kamala Harris Secret Service protection: Donald Trump will discontinue Secret Service protection for Kamala Harris. The protection will end on September 1, 2025. Joe Biden had extended Harris's protection beyond the initial six months. This decision comes as Harris prepares for a book tour. Trump previously revoked protection for others, including John Bolton and Biden's children.
Labubu doll king Wang Ning just made $20 billion this year, beating billionaire Peter Thiel
Labubu doll viral 2025: Wang Ning, Pop Mart CEO, sees massive wealth gain due to Labubu doll craze. His net worth jumps by $20 billion in 2025. Pop Mart's stock surges, driven by Labubu's popularity. Wang surpasses tech moguls in wealth. Pop Mart's revenue triples, profits grow fivefold. Labubu is a viral sensation, boosting Pop Mart's success.
Labubu 2.0: Mini Labubu toy launch sees staggering pre-sales amid record revenue, value up $345 for set via second-hand platforms
In 2025, Labubu dolls have become a valuable intellectual property, with complete Mini Labubu sets reselling for significantly higher prices than their original cost. The collection's popularity has surged, leading to record pre-sale listings and a substantial revenue increase of 668% for the Labubu series, contributing significantly to POP Mart's overall earnings
Watch: Russian pilots flaunt Labubu dolls inside Su-34 fighter bomber cockpit, video goes viral
A video showing Labubu dolls in a Russian Sukhoi Su-34 fighter bomber cockpit went viral, filmed by the pilots themselves. These dolls, designed by a Hong Kong artist and distributed by China's Pop Mart, have gained global popularity. Pop Mart's revenue surged, driven by Labubu's success and celebrity endorsements, surpassing toy industry giants.
Pop Mart launches new mini Labubu charms and deluxe long-fur plush editions
Pop Mart is set to thrill fans by introducing new Labubu collectibles, including mini pendant charms and a long-fur plush called “Rock the Universe,” ready to be released on August 29. Originally Labubu has grown from a niche toy into a global sensation, appealing to casual fans and dedicated collectors alike. Its distinctive design, blind-box surprises, fashion appeal, and social media buzz have made it a fashion cultural trend, while Pop Mart warns against counterfeit toys.
Labubu Blind Boxes return tonight: What collectors need to know — price, pre-order details & more
The return of the Monsters Big into Energy Labubu blind boxes tonight is expected to spark another wave of excitement among collectors worldwide. With orders opening exclusively on the Pop Mart app, fans will have a narrow window to secure the highly sought-after items.
Labubu doll-maker Pop Mart sees profit soar nearly 400% in first half
Pop Mart, fueled by the immense popularity of its Labubu doll and other collectible figurines, reported a staggering nearly 400% surge in first-half net profit. The company's revenue also saw a significant jump, exceeding initial forecasts, driven by strong demand and expansion into higher-margin overseas markets.
Labubu dolls counterfeit alert: How to spot fake vs. real collectibles
Labubu dolls, the quirky “ugly-cute” collectibles created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, have gained worldwide attention for their unique design. However, the rise of counterfeit versions flooding markets pose safety risks, particularly to children. Collectors are advised to verify authenticity by examining packaging, safety marks, and doll features to ensure genuine products and avoid risks.
'Labubu, the Chinese Bhagwaan': Watch viral video of woman worshipping the doll after girl tells her mother it is a Chinese god
Labubu Doll as Chinese God: A viral video from India depicts a woman worshipping a Labubu doll, mistaking it for a Chinese deity, sparking online amusement and discussions about misinformation.
Indian woman worships Labubu doll thinking it’s a ‘Chinese God’. Viral video leaves internet in splits
A video is going viral. It shows an Indian woman worshipping a Labubu doll. She thinks it is a Chinese god. Her daughter told her it was a deity. The woman started performing rituals. She offered prasad and lit incense. Social media users find it funny. Some see it as blind faith. Others find it heartwarming.
Labubu dolls worth $30,000 recovered in California, days after thieves stole about $7,000 of toothy little monsters in Los Angeles
Labubu dolls were created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung. Earlier in August, a group of masked thieves stole about $7,000 worth of Labubu dolls from a Los Angeles-area store, authorities said.
Is recession coming in US? Expert gives stark warning on high popularity of Labubus
Labubu dolls, popularized by celebrities like Rihanna and K-pop star Lisa, have become a trendy status symbol, leading to a recent $7,000 theft at a Los Angeles store. Economists suggest this craze for affordable luxuries may indicate an impending recession, as consumers opt for smaller indulgences amidst economic uncertainty. Rising unemployment figures further fuel concerns about a potential economic downturn.
“Woke up to Labubu closer to my bed”: eerie doll incidents spark fear; influencers burn their Labubus
Labubu, a toy from Hong Kong, became popular in India. Celebrities like Ananya Panday were seen with it. Soon, people linked it to bad luck. Influencer Natasha Gandhi burned hers after family illness. Sarah Sarosh blamed it for her dog's sickness and missing jewelry. Comedian Bharti Singh also destroyed the doll. The creator says Labubu is just fantasy.
Labubu craze turns costly as thieves swipe Rs 26 lakh worth of plush toys from LA store
In Los Angeles, burglars broke into a toy store and made off with Labubu dolls valued at over $30,000. These plush collectibles, popularised by stars like Rihanna and K-pop’s Lisa, have ignited a craze that’s also spurred a black market and counterfeit goods. The theft appears to have been carefully planned, with thieves targeting only the Labubus after a recent social media restock announcement. Police continue investigating as the viral trend raises questions about the cost of popularity.
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