Hyuk, chairman of K-pop giant HYBE that houses BTS and Le Sserafim, among others, has expressed regret over how ongoing ...

HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk said in an internal email to employees that he will return to South Korea to cooperate with a fraud investigation there.

HYBE founder Bang Si-hyuk has told staff that he is returning to Korea to “transparently work” with officials investigating ...

Bang told staff in an email that he will return to Korea “to fully and transparently work with investigators and put these ...

HYBE chairman Bang Si-hyuk addresses stock manipulation probe, vows to return to Korea and fully cooperate with investigators ...

Hybe founder and chair Bang Si-hyuk vows to return to Seoul to face the music with investigations into allegations tied to ...

On August 11, 2025, K-media Field News reported that the National Tax Service has launched a tax inspection into HYBE.

Reports claim HYBE was secretly preparing to go public during that time, and Bang may have gained from a 30% return-sharing ...

HYBE's recent controversies around Chairman Bang Si-hyuk and three ex-employees made news. What do they mean for BTS' label and the K-pop business?

Having an American member of a K-pop band being active stateside is an ongoing strategy for Hybe, the megacompany that owns ...

The K-pop industry has been on a roll with a string of solid results, but a thawing of China-South Korea relations could ...

Benson Lee will direct the film, which will is expected to be the first major American studio film shot entirely in South ...