Bloomberg Podcasts · Vistry Drops, Asos Rises, Christian Dior Surges | Stock Movers

1. 1. Vistry's first-half results swung to a loss, driven by a £475 million impairment charge and the UK housing downturn.
2. 2. Vistry will shift to a mixed-tenure model, putting 40% of homes on the open market and focusing on fewer UK regions.
3. 3. ASOS shares rose almost 8% to a three-year high after the company guided full-year results to the top of its range.
4. 4. Christian Dior shares soared as much as 19% after LVMH's Arnault family proposed a tender offer for minority shareholders.