On March 15, Bang Si Hyuk attended the Kwanhun Forum where he shared an in-depth explanation of HYBE’s recent withdrawal from its acquisition of SM Entertainment and Lee Soo Man’s reaction
Last month, HYBE signed a deal with SM Entertainment founder Lee Soo Man to acquire a 14.8 percent stake in the company, making them the largest shareholder. The deal came in response to Kakao’s
On March 7, Kakao announced a new tender offer for SM Entertainment shares in an attempt to acquire a 35 percent stake in the company, marking the conglomerate’s latest move in its ongoing battl
On March 3, the 21st Civil Division of the Seoul Eastern District Court decided to grant a petition for the injunction filed by Lee Soo Man, which bans SM Entertainment from issuing the new shares and
HYBE has released an open letter to fans, artists, employees, and shareholders of SM Entertainment regarding their recent acquisition of Lee Soo Man’s SM Entertainment shares.
For the fifth week in a row, “Crash Course in Romance” remained No. 1 on Good Data Corporation’s weekly list of the dramas that generated the most buzz. The company determines each w
HYBE and SM Entertainment have released consecutive statements to refute the other regarding the current situation involving the two companies.
On February 12, no less than four dramas achieved their highest ratings to date. According to Nielsen Korea, tvN’s “Crash Course in Romance” soared to an average nationwide rating of
On February 10, HYBE was officially confirmed to be acquiring a 14.8 percent stake of SM Entertainment from Lee Soo Man for 422.8 billion won (approximately $334.3 million).
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