BUSINESS

Sports Direct has announced it will hold another meeting after the proposed £73m bonus was vetoed in April.

Ernst & Young report reveals foreign investment into Scotland hits 16 year high

There is suggestion that American companies are taking advantage of low UK corporation tax.

Scots will vote for independence on 18 September this year

Below the Breadline report: 'Massive rise' in meals is an 'indictment of an increasingly unequal Britain'

Tyson outbids Pilgrim's Pride offer which valued Hillshire at about $6.82bn.

The TSB flotation is meant to be launched this month

IMF Chief Christine Lagarde admits the agency 'got it wrong' when it came to economic growth forecasts

Exports rose 7% year-on-year in May, above analysts' expectations for 6.6% increase and April's 0.9% rise.

Premier League football club among those under fire for paying workers below minimum wage.

Queen's Speech outlines tough new sentences for cybercriminals who target UK power, communications or fuel distribution networks.

Commerzbank analysts see a 40% probability of ECB asset purchase programme.

US study reveals free-form shapes are more secure than traditional typed passwords.

USA's Central Intelligence Agency joins Twitter and Facebook to share 'unclassified information' with the public.

The data calendar for next week is not so heavy with US and Eurozone having nothing major to wait for. GDP estimate by NIESR and ILO unemployment rate for UK are important for that economy while rate decisions in Japan and New Zealand are unlikely to surprise markets. China CPI is the most important from Asia.

IMF urges China to avoid further reforms to boost economic growth.

Asia experiencing seasonally weaker crude oil demand.

Uber is currently valued at $18.2bn, higher than valuations of Airbnb, Dropbox and Xiaomi at $10bn each.

US dollar and global equities get a boost following solid US labour market report.

Sale includes gold mine in Canada's Dawson City and all its related assets.

The UK car market has grown for the 27th month – a record for the industry.

Kurdish oil on United Leadership tanker yet to find buyer

Karel De Gucht dismisses claims that agreement will play into hands of multinationals

The market regulator has so far not accused Credit Suisse's Indian arm of any wrongdoing.

The people of UK expect the price rise to slow down in the years ahead, according to a BoE survey.

Prison Consultants was launced in 2013 to coach white-collar criminals in how to cope with a prison term.

UK government says wrongdoing employers to be named and shamed and face stiff penalty

Barnes & Noble teams up with Samsung in a bid to revitalise its struggling Nook

Survey finds smaller firms in Britain sing own praises when successful, but in denial over failure.