K-pop powerhouse HYBE signed its first Latin music artist, Meme del Real, signaling its official debut into the Latin American market. HYBE Latin America, a 93.9 percent-owned subsidiary of HYBE ...

According to Consequence.net, US cybersecurity company Security Hero estimated that K-pop stars are especially at risk with a ...

HYBE AMERICA CEO Scooter Braun, and Ryan Tedder, who will oversee all aspects of casting and creative direction. Training for this new group of artists, to be conducted in Los Angeles, will fuse ...

The project will be led by Tedder, HYBE chairman Bang Si-Hyuk and HYBE America CEO Scooter Braun ... Tedder has previously worked with HYBE artists including girl group KATSEYE (“Debut ...

The new venture follows HYBE’s recent success with KATSEYE, their first global girl group launched in partnership with Universal Music Group’s Geffen Records.

By renaming its Japanese subsidiary and signing its first Latin American artist, the company is furthering its efforts to establish a stronger presence beyond Korea. HYBE's Japanese subsidiary ...

HYBE said in its statement that this “strengthens overall efforts to protect artists from online exploitation ... chairman Bang Si-hyuk and HYBE America CEO Scooter Braun.

The shock announcement rattled investors, and the company’s shares fell by around 25% that day, wiping around $1.5 billion from HYBE’s market cap value in the process. Speaking with analysts on the ...

"HYBE using ai even after their artist have expressed multiple times ... marking the first show in North America as part of his solo tour HOPE ON THE STAGE.