Sports Direct shareholders met on Monday and voted to change the retailer's corporate name to Frasers Group, as part of plans to move upmarket and away from sports. Animal rights activists gathered outside the meeting, campaigning for House of Fraser to renew its ban on animal fur products. Image caption Animal rights protesters campaigning outside the Sports Direct shareholder meeting The move comes after House of Fraser customers discovered that the retailer was back to selling fur products in November, after pledging not to use it in 2017. In its latest results, the retailer also reiterated that a €674m (£605m) bill from Belgium's tax authority would not lead to "material liabilities" and said it would find a resolution soon. Mr Ashley used the results statement for the six months to 27 September to set out a number of reasons for the problems at House of Fraser, including "serious under-investment" in stores and appropriate support services.