One of the world's biggest football clubs, Manchester United, formally applies to start selling shares on the New York Stock Exchange.

Complaints to the financial ombudsman dipped in April to June but were still dominated by claims of PPI mis-selling, figures show.

Bob Diamond is due to be grilled by MPs, a day after the Bank of England and Whitehall officials were implicated in the Libor-rigging row.

A firm offers UK users 3G data for laptops and tablet computers if they watch enough third-party adverts.

Japanese electronics maker Toshiba gets $87m (£55m) fine for conspiring to fix prices of liquid crystal display panels in the US.

Japan's All Nippon Airways says it plans to raise as much as $2.6bn (£1.6bn) by selling new shares to fund its expansion plans.

Sales of Japanese carmakers Toyota and Honda surge in the US in June as they continue to recover from last year's quake and tsunami.

Japan's biggest supermarket operator, Aeon, says profits more than doubled to 13.1bn yen ($164m; £104m) in the three months to the end of May.