There is one sector that has offered hope to investors this year. One of South Korea’s largest cultural exports: K-pop.

South Korea’s economy has been facing difficult times. Growth has slowed, the country’s currency has weakened, and political ...

YG Entertainment CEO Yang Hyun-suk, left, and JYP Entertainment President Park Jin-young, two of the judges for SBS’ new talent show “Survival Audition K-pop Star,” which will air in December, speak ...

They became the first group unaffiliated with the “Big Four” entertainment companies, such as SM, JYP, YG, and HYBE, to top the Billboard 200 chart. In 2024, they became the first K-pop boy ...

The shares of Korea's four major entertainment companies — SM, YG, JYP Entertainment and HYBE — have surged to new 52-week highs, as investors view the K-pop industry as a safe haven amid U.S ...

South Korea is facing major economy decline, with disrupt political scenes but one sector is still thriving despite ...

JYP Entertainment rose by 1.73 percent to 82,500 won. Both stocks recorded a 52-week high during trading. YG Entertainment wrapped up trading at 60,200 won, inching up by 13.16 percent.