mid Accounting InvestigationTesco Adds Retail Experience to Board with New Directors Richard Cousins and Mikael OhlssonTesco Share Plunge Knocks ￡1bn Off Market Value on Rights Issue RumoursFCA Launches Investigation into Tesco's Accounting BlunderTesco Taps Banks for ￡2.5bn to Protect Against Potential Ratings Downgrade ImpactHowever, the Sky News report added that new CEO Dave Lewis is mulling over Tesco's overall structure and the ownership of Dunnhumby,2011 Supra Skytop High Tops Mens, which it acquired in 2004.Tesco and TPG was unavailable for comment outside office hours.On 3 October plunging Tesco shares knocked ￡1bn (�1.3bn, $1.6bn) off the British grocer's market value after rumours circulated that the group are looking to launch a ￡3bn rights issue.A rights issue in a publicly traded company is an offering of shares to existing shareholders,Supra Vaider High Tops Mens, rather than to the general public.While Tesco said that it "has no current plans over a rights issue" the retailer had recently tapped the banks for an extra ￡2bn in expanding its credit facility.Tesco overstated its profits by ￡250m which has already knocked billions off its market value.Tesco had already cut its full-year profit forecast from ￡2.8bn to ￡2.4bn in August.It has also since suspended four executives, including UK managing director Chris Bush, while media reports have speculated that the others include food commercial director John Scouler and the head of food sourcing, Matt Simister.Tesco has also launched an internal investigation, led by Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte while the Financial Conduct Authority announced it is investigating the retailer.The Financial Reporting Council said it is observing the developments and may launch a probe after the results of the internal investigation are published.Since then a report revealed that a whistleblower had notified the group about concerns over its profit declarations but was "ignored for months". Nigerian Troops Kill 400 Boko Haram Islamists in Major OffensiveBy Vasudevan SridharanOctober 7, 2014 07:02 BSTNigerian army soldiers stand guard as they cordon off a road leading to the scene of a blast at a business district in Abuja.(Reuters)Nigerian troops are engaged in a major offensive against the Boko Haram Islamists in the country and have killed hundreds of fighters from the insurgent group.Though the exact number of the dead is still unclear, Nigerian authorities have said at least 400 militants have been killed in coordinated aerial and ground operation in Bazza,Supra TK Society High Tops Gold White Pattern, Michika and Madagali regions in the Adamawa state.A Nigerian military source told Vanguard daily: "I cannot give you a categorical answer regarding casualties but so far about 400 of the terrorists have been killed. We have casualties among our soldiers also but the propaganda circulating that 70 of our men were killed is wishful thinking."From reports on the ongoing battle,Supra TK Society High Tops White Red UK, we may have lost a few soldiers but it cannot be confirmed because usually, they may have been injured and are holed up somewhere for first aid treatment."Residents have also confirmed that the Nigerian troops and the Boko Haram fighters have been engaged in a fierce battle since the morning of Monday, 6 October. The locals have said the military continues to have an upper hand.Adamawa state's acting governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has welcomed the military's offensive in areas that were taken into control by the militants.There were reports earlier that the extremist group was using helicopters to combat the government forces.Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan is set to attend a crucial security summit in Niger's capital Niamey. The one-day conference will be attended by delegates from neighbouring nations including Niger, Chad and Cameroon and will focus on the rising threat from Boko Haram insurgents.RelatedNigeria: Boko Haram Torch 185 Churches in Captured Towns of Borno and AdamawaBoko Haram Releases Video Showing Beheading of Nigerian Air Force PilotBoko Haram Leader Abubakar Shekau Warns 'I am Still Alive' in Latest Video Gerard Pique has Ruled Out Return to Manchester United