HYBE label Ador has formally reappointed founder Min Hee-jin as a director, but she still wants to be CEO. HYBE’s boss, ...

Despite being currently embroiled in a dispute with parent company Hybe, Min Hee-jin, the former CEO of K-pop label Ador, ...

On Friday, October 11, HYBE's charges against Min Hee-jin, which involved allegations of betrayal and breach of duty, were unfolded by the 50th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court.

By Jeff Benjamin HYBE has reopened an investigation against Min Hee-jin, the former CEO of its subsidiary label ADOR, with whom the K-pop conglomerate has been in a monthslong legal battle ...

The recent court hearing involving Min Hee-jin and HYBE resulted in a repeated blame game of accusations — Min touting that ...

However, the HYBE subsidiary offered Min Hee-jin a contract, designating her as the internal director of ADOR for two months until November 2024. She refused to sign the deal and demanded to be ...

HYBE is taking "principled and reasonable measures" regarding ongoing legal conflicts with Min Hee-jin, company CEO Lee ...

According to a report by Star News on October 18, 2024, South Korean media KBS responded to a petition filed regarding Min Hee-jin & NewJeans on its official broadcast website. Titled “Please ...

many events for fans have been disrupted,” continued HYBE. “Please get back to work and do your job for the artists and fans.” Ex-ADOR employee in sexual harassment case slams CEO's statement ADOR CEO ...

On September 24, HYBE confirmed to Billboard that ADOR opened an inquiry to determine if Min Hee-jin unlawfully meddled in the business's preliminary probe into a s*xual harassment allegation.

Members of the girl group ILLIT are suffering from various speculative rumors and malicious comments as a consequence of the fallout caused by the conflict between HYBE and Ador's CEO Min Hee-jin.

However, because my objective in this was not money, I refused," she said. Min Hee-jin continued by accusing HYBE chairman, Bang Si-hyuk, of allegedly being offended by her running a subsidiary ...