The post After BTS Announced Hiatus, Management Label HYBE Lost $1.7 Billion in Market Cap appeared first on Consequence. The company’s stock price plunged a whopping 28%, The New York Times reports, ...
Hybe, the label behind Korean supergroup BTS, announced today that its annual sales hit 2.17 trillion won (US$1.6 billion) in 2023, making it the first K-pop agency ever to reach this milestone. In a ...
BTS will re-up their contract with HYBE and BIGHIT Music. Each BTS member — RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook — will sign exclusive agreements with the company following a board ...
EXCLUSIVE: Shows featuring K-pop megastars BTS will roll out this summer on Korean content streamer Kocowa+, which has struck a partnership with HYBE. From June to September, Kocowa+ will release BTS’ ...
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BTS Comeback 2025: Hybe CEO Shares Major Update On K-Pop Boy Band's Return After Military; Says 'Members Need Time'
The world eagerly awaits the return of BTS (Bantan Sonyeondan), the global phenomenon that has redefined the South Korean music industry. While ARMYs across the globe are counting down the days until ...
The new Hybe exhibit will feature outfits and artifacts from some of the company's groups including BTS, Seventeen, Tomorrow x Together, Enhypen, Le Sserafim, Illit and more. By Nicole Fell Assistant ...
HYBE, the Korean music company representing BTS, lost $1.7 billion of market value within the first hour of stock trading on Wednesday (June 15) following the band’s hiatus announcement. On Tuesday, ...
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