FCA to investigate Tesco after £250m accounting error
The Financial Conduct Authority will conduct an investigation into Tesco after the firm overstated its estimated half-year profits by £250m.
In a statement today, the embattled retailer said the overstatement of its expected profit for the six months to 29 August 2014 was largely due to the accelerated recognition of commercial income and delayed...
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