On August 12, 2025, News Portal reported that the production of BTS’s upcoming album in the United States was halted as ...

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 addresses stock manipulation probe, vows to return to Korea and fully cooperate with investigators ...

HYBE’s founder and chairman, Bang Si-hyuk, returned to Seoul on Monday (August 11) to face a police investigation over ...

On August 14, 2025, Maeil Business Newspaper reported that HYBE Corporation’s chairman, Bang Si-hyuk, has been included among ...

HYBE boss Bang Si-Hyuk sent an email to all company employees addressing his intent to return to Korea in order to become ...

After three years of waiting, BTS announced a comeback to music with their brand-new album. However, according to reports ...

Bang Si-hyuk is stepping down from his role as CEO of HYBE (formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment) as a part of a major restructuring of leadership at the company that launched BTS, one of the ...

Bang Si-Hyuk opens up in Seoul about his vision for the industry and global ambitions. By Hannah Karp In March, as he weighed a takeover of one of his company’s biggest rivals, SM Entertainment ...

Initially founded as Big Hit Entertainment in 2005 by musical mastermind Bang Si-hyuk, the company listed publicly on the Korean exchange in 2020 as HYBE; it’s valued at $9.5 billion today.

BTS is Bang Si-hyuk's greatest strength and biggest vulnerability. The seven-member group from South Korea has succeeded to a historic degree, far beyond anyone's imagination – even Bang's.