HYBE Begins Audit of NewJeans’ Label ADOR, Asks CEO Min Hee-Jin to Step Down. NewJeans and more HYBE artists are scheduled to release new music amid the K-pop power clash.

Min Hee-jin, CEO of HYBE subsidiary ADOR, denied allegations she is attempting to break her label free to independently manage the rising K-pop stars NewJeans.

Now the No. 1 K-pop music company by market capitalization ($6.5 billion), HYBE on Thursday (Feb. 9) announced it spent $334 million for a 14.8% stake in K-pop rival SM Entertainment, the company ...

Dalam sidang ini, NJZ melontarkan tuduhan bahwa HYBE, induk perusahaan ADOR, telah bersikap tidak adil terhadap mereka dibandingkan dengan LE SSERAFIM, grup lain di bawah label HYBE, Source Music.

ADOR is a subsidiary of the Hybe Corporation, which is the K-pop label in the world and manages other top bands like BTS. Hybe’s shares opened in the red on Friday and were down around 4.1% to ...

Korean entertainment giant HYBE said it will report an executive of subsidiary label ADOR to police, a move coming days after launching an audit. HYBE is also asking ADOR’s CEO, Min Hee-jin, to ...

Nov. 10 (UPI) --Hybe Co., the Korean entertainment agency behind supergroup BTS, said Thursday it will support collaborations between different record labels under its wing to introduce diverse ...

HYBE Labels' long list of accomplishments now includes it being named the first conglomerate Korean entertainment company.At the end of every month, the Fair Trade Commission releases the results ...

On Monday, February 26, the Korean media outlet News1 revealed that HYBE Labels is the first ever entertainment agency to have exceeded the annual sales of two trillion won, roughly equivalent to 1.

Hybe teamed with Universal Music’s Geffen Records, the label behind artists such as Nirvana and Sonic Youth, in 2021 to create a new U.S. girl group using […] Skip to main content Open Mega Menu ...

During the 2021 rebrand reveal, HYBE announced Min as CEO of a new label, ADOR, with plans to debut the girl group that would become NewJeans. More from Billboard.