Sports Direct International (SDI) managers and directors were under intense pressure at the British sports retailer's packed annual general meeting (AGM) of shareholders in Shirebrook this week, despite a raft of last-minute reforms announced by the group and its majority shareholder, Mike Ashley, regarding working conditions and corporate governance.
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