Blind boxes, in terms of how they reach the consumers, are an innovation. Digging deeper into the issue, you will learn the very marketing of blind boxes is called probabilistic selling.

Rain opened the first blind box and revealed a mint green Labubu called Ququ. According to the Pop Mart website, the item is ...

Even till the end of September 2019, Beijing-headquartered Pop Mart, a company that makes trendy toys packaged randomly in what are called blind boxes or mystery boxes, hardly had any cross-border ...

The viral blind box craze blends surprise, scarcity and social media to fuel a booming global business — and spark debate about the risks and rewards of mystery-box shopping.

China Warning on Blind-Box Toys Sends Pop Mart Shares Tumbling Pop Mart International Group Ltd. shares fell 6.2% in Hong Kong following a Chinese state media call for stricter regulations on ...

(Bloomberg) -- Pop Mart International Group Ltd. shares dropped in Hong Kong after a Chinese state media commentary called for stricter regulation of blind-box toys and trading cards, stoking ...

How a blind-box toy became a global trend through emotion, exclusivity, and online hype Labubu’s global popularity highlights how brands today use a mix of artificial scarcity, influencer-driven ...

Generic brands, sometimes referred to as “private label” or “store brands,” are increasingly popular today as shoppers face rising food prices in grocery stores.

Labubu toys are typically sold in sealed packages known as blind boxes, which means customers don’t know which ones they’re getting until they open them. The hunt is part of the thrill.

Labubu blind boxes are currently being sold worldwide by the Beijing-based toy-maker Pop Mart as a part of their "The Monsters" line.

A human-sized Labubu figure was sold for over $150,000 at an auction house in Beijing, China, where more than 2,000 bidders bid against each other.