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13.10.25 - 16:30
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says iPhone Air to release in China next week (SCMP)
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Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday said the iPhone Air would make its official debut in China next week, with pre-orders to start on Friday, according to his post on Weibo.
Cook's announcement was made on the same day that China Unicom said it received government approval to conduct commercial trials for eSIM functions on smartphones.
Cook kicked off his second visit to China this year, meeting the men behind Pop Mart's Labubu toys.
He met Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, creator of the popular Labubu......
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06.10.25 - 04:00
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POP MART Files Lawsuits in US Against 189 Merchants for Infringement: Report (AAStocks)
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POP MART (09992.HK) has filed a lawsuit in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York, accusing 189 merchants on e-commerce platforms such as BABA-W (09988.HK) (BABA.US) and AliExpress of selling counterfeit LABUBU products, Chinese media reported.The filing seeks preliminary and permanent injunctions to stop th......
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30.09.25 - 06:45
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HKEX to Introduce POP MART Stock Options (AAStocks)
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HKEX (00388.HK) announced the launch of single stock options on POP MART (09992.HK) on October 13.According to HKEX, its derivatives market has demonstrated robust performance this year, with average daily volumes (ADV) reaching a record 1.66 million contracts for 8M25, up 13% from a year earlier.Notably, stock options were amon......
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30.09.25 - 05:00
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POP MART Looking to Disney Playbook to Turn Labubu into Enduring IP (AAStocks)
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POP MART (9992.HK) COO Si De revealed that the company is currently tapping Disney's (DIS.US) strategy to build Labubu into an enduring IP, considering that Disney's immense value lies in its ability to operate IPs over the long term, according to foreign media reports.As indicated by Si, POP MART's recent focus is n......
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25.09.25 - 08:30
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Fake Labubu dolls account for 90% of counterfeit toys seized at UK border (The Guardian)
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Many of the 236,000 imitations of the fluffy figures found this year contain banned chemicals or pose choking risk Fake Labubu dolls accounted for 90% of counterfeit toys seized at the UK border this year, with many found to contain banned chemicals or pose choking hazards.Border officials intercepted almost 259,000 counterfeit toys worth more than £3.5m, including 236,000 fake versions of Pop Mart's toothy, fluffy Labubu dolls. Continue reading......
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