THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: Anthropic’s philosophy class, Warehouse goes back to school and KMD’ s new squeeze

THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: Anthropic’s philosophy class, Warehouse goes back to school and KMD’ s new squeeze

Paul McBeth and Oliver Mander opine on marketland.

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by Curious News

The Bottom Line’s Paul McBeth and Investors Association New Zealand chief executive Oliver Mander return with The Long and the Short of It, where they discuss the latest goings-on in marketland.

This week, Oliver has a quick reflection on the rebranding to better reflect a wider investment world before things get very deep in Anthropic’s prospectus and how New Zealand needs to have a deep think about artificial intelligence.

The Warehouse is promising a back-to-basics strategy that’s not quite as ambitious as some have been touting, while KMD Brands has decided that Bluestar Alliance’s offer is worth a little more consideration, with the pair’s agreement not to see other companies.

Or listen to it on Spotify here.

You can also watch in parts:

-            IANZ

-            Anthropic

-            The future of work

-            The Warehouse

-            KMD Brands

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Disclosure: Paul McBeth has been a member of the Investors Association New Zealand since February 2024. Curious News supplies the Investors Association with a weekly column. Oliver Mander owns shares of The Warehouse and My Food Bag.

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