Here are five of the standout stories from the Proactive desk on Tuesday.
IWG sinks on guidance cut
Shares fell 17% as the Regus owner guided FY25 EBITDA toward the lower end (~$525 million) due to higher investment, despite record system‑wide revenue. Read more
BHP steadies with divi beat
Results landed broadly in line, but a higher‑than‑expected 60c final dividend and a more flexible capital framework nudged the shares higher. Read more
Intel draws big backers
SoftBank is investing $2 billion while Washington weighs an equity stake via CHIPS Act support, underscoring strategic interest in US chip capacity. Read more
London housing tax debate heats up
Citi flagged risks from a proposed shift to a proportional property tax, which could add pressure in high‑value markets in London and the South East. Read more
Shein rethinks HQ for HK float
The fast‑fashion group is considering moving its headquarters back to China to smooth Beijing approval for a Hong Kong IPO after US/UK listing attempts stalled. Read more