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HYBE, Bang Si-hyuk and Seoul metropolitan police agency

Korea JoongAng Daily on MSN · 2d

Police raid HYBE headquarters in chairman Bang Si-hyuk stock fraud probe

Police stormed K-pop giant HYBE’s headquarters Thursday in a sweeping probe into allegations that founder and chairman Bang Si-hyuk defrauded early investors and pocketed illicit gains worth hundreds of billions of won.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 1d

BTS' parent company HYBE raided by South Korean police in wake of founder Bang Si-hyuk's alleged stock fraud

HYBE, the agency behind BTS, is facing major heat after South Korean police raided its Seoul HQ over allegations of insider trading involving Bang Si-hyuk

The Korea Herald · 2d

Police raid Hybe headquarters over chairman Bang Si-hyuk’s alleged pre-IPO stock fraud

Police raided the headquarters of Hybe, the agency behind K-pop phenomenon BTS, in Yongsan, Seoul, at 9 a.m. Thursday, as part of an ongoing probe into alleged

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BTS’ parent company HYBE sends confidential email to staff after raids at headquarters in Seoul

The mail said that HYBE will "provide a thorough explanation". It added that the company is “doing everything we can”.

Digital Music News on MSN1d

Three Ex-Hybe Employees Sentenced to Prison on Insider-Trading Charges — Bang Si-hyuk Investigation Intensifies With New Raid

Three former Hybe employees have received suspended prison sentences on insider-trading charges. Meanwhile, police reportedly ...

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HYBE Shares Slip Amidst Legal Problems as K-Pop Stocks Suffer a Losing Streak

HYBE stock was down this week following fraud allegations against Chairman Bang and the convictions of three employees for ...

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HYBE Raided In Scandal: What It Means For BTS's Comeback

In a dramatic turn of events, police raided HYBE's headquarters on July 24 as part of an ongoing investigation into chairman Bang Si Hyu ...

Bang Si-hyuk to face class action lawsuit over alleged fraudulent trading; HYBE delisting concerns raised

On Tuesday, July 22, the law firm Rojipsa announced that it would be taking legal action against HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk.

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