NewsJeans’ guerrilla livestream on Wednesday has made headlines, sparking calls to re-hire former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin and investigate ADOR's parent company HYBE amid allegations revolving ...

Popular K-pop group NewJeans took to YouTube to demand Hybe Co. reinstate their ousted long-time producer by Sept. 25, escalating an ongoing dispute and stunning an industry controlled by a ...

HYBE has issued a statement in response to former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin’s filing for an injunction seeking reappointment as CEO and inside director of ADOR. On September 13, HYBE stated, “The ...

According to the latest report by Music Business Worldwide, HYBE Corporation, founded by Bang Si-hyuk, reportedly paid $25 million to purchase a 51% share in a mysterious company. The acquisition ...

NewJeans have banded together to demand that K-pop entertainment conglomerate Hybe reinstate music producer Min Hee-jin as the chief executive of the popular K-pop girl group’s label Ador ...

What if HYBE doesn't meet NewJeans' demand? Many are speculating that this might be a warning from the girl band, which may lead to a termination of their exclusive contracts if demands are not ...

HYBE faced backlash after reportedly revealing that the manager of their new girl group, ILLIT, allegedly told the members to ignore NewJeans. This came to light after a surprise YouTube live by ...

NewsJeans’ guerrilla livestream on Wednesday has made headlines, sparking calls to re-hire former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin and investigate ADOR's parent company HYBE amid allegations revolving ...

After months of back and forth between South Korean record giant Hybe and Min Hee-jin - the former CEO of Hybe's subsidiary Ador - K-pop girl group NewJeans has stepped in to speak their piece.

Min was in charge of both management of the company and the production of its girl group NewJeans "as the only exception among all the HYBE labels," according to ADOR.

HYBE fell 10.2% to 165,000 won ($123.25), bringing its year-to-date loss to 29.1%. YG Entertainment slipped 9.8% to 30,800 won ($23.01). SM Entertainment fell 10.4% to 56,300 won ($42.05).

But since late April, they’ve been wrapped up in something of a family feud: Their parent company, HYBE, is fighting to get rid of their label ADOR’s CEO, Min Hee-jin. On September 11 ...