This comes after NewJeans broke their silence on the ongoing dispute between Min and Hybe on Sept 11. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The conflict between Hybe and former Ador CEO Min Hee-jin continues to intensify, with both parties clashing over another round of allegations. A day after Ador rejected NewJeans' request to reinstate Min as CEO on Wednesday,

Girl group NewJeans’ management agency ADOR has declined the group’s request for the reinstatement of former CEO Min Hee-jin. ADOR announced on Sept. 25, “The board has resolved to hold a temporary shareholders’ meeting to reappoint Min Hee-jin as an internal director,

ADOR, the HYBE-owned agency representing K-pop group NewJeans, has decided to extend the term of former CEO Min Hee-jin as a board director, but rejected her reinstatement as CEO. Continue to

NewJeans recently demanded that their label, HYBE subsidiary Ador, reappoint Min Hee-jin as CEO by today. Min was pushed out of that role last month after months of feuding with HYBE. Ador says it will reppoint Min as a director but not CEO.

Almost two weeks after their bombshell livestream, NewJeans as well as their parents held an emergency meeting with ADOR's new CEO Kim Joo-young. Read to know more.

Is it game over for NewJeans? After delivering an ultimatum to Ador to reinstate executive producer Min Hee Jin as chief executive officer (CEO), the

HYBE sublabel ADOR announced their intent to reinstate Min Hee Jin as an internal director but rejected the request of girl group NewJeans for her reappointment as CEO.

Following her dismissal, ADOR had previously offered Min Hee Jin the role of internal director on September 11, allowing her to oversee NewJeans’ prod

Ador, the agency representing K-pop sensation NewJeans, has decided to extend its former CEO Min Hee-jin's role as board director while rejecting her reinstatement as the chief executive, despite a public appeal from the five NewJeans members.