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0:06The countdown to anthropic stock market debut, but can the AI giant hit the $2 trillion mark?人类股票市场倒计时揭幕 但AI巨头能打出2万亿马克吗?.
0:13We weigh up investor appetite.我们权衡投资者的胃口
0:15Brazil's currency and stock markets fall sharply as investors巴西货币和股票市场作为投资者急剧下跌
0:19express concerns over levels of public debt following President Lula's re-election.对卢拉总统连任后的公共债务水平表示关切。
0:25Cheaper便宜一点
0:25marmalade and gherkins, the Chancellor announces the removal of import taxes on over 100 products总理宣布取消100多种产品的进口税
0:31with a budget that will focus on everyday fixes.预算将侧重于日常修复。
0:35And how antiques are no longer a roadshow for the old will tell you how a growing number古董如何不再成为 老人的路展 将告诉你如何增长的数量
0:41of Gen Z are trying to get their hands on some lucrative old treasures.Gen Z正在试图 得到他们的手 一些盈利的旧宝。
0:48欢迎你今天在伦敦与我合作 Sally Bundock
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1The countdown to anthropic stock market debut, but can the AI giant hit the $2 trillion mark?人类股票市场倒计时揭幕 但AI巨头能打出2万亿马克吗?.
2We weigh up investor appetite.我们权衡投资者的胃口
3Brazil's currency and stock markets fall sharply as investors巴西货币和股票市场作为投资者急剧下跌
4express concerns over levels of public debt following President Lula's re-election.对卢拉总统连任后的公共债务水平表示关切。
5Cheaper便宜一点
6marmalade and gherkins, the Chancellor announces the removal of import taxes on over 100 products总理宣布取消100多种产品的进口税
7with a budget that will focus on everyday fixes.预算将侧重于日常修复。
8And how antiques are no longer a roadshow for the old will tell you how a growing number古董如何不再成为 老人的路展 将告诉你如何增长的数量
9of Gen Z are trying to get their hands on some lucrative old treasures.Gen Z正在试图 得到他们的手 一些盈利的旧宝。
10欢迎你今天在伦敦与我合作 Sally Bundock
11所以我们从Anthropic开始
12because the artificial intelligence company behind the Claude Chatbot has taken another因为Claude Chatbot背后的人工智能公司 采取了另一个
13step towards a blockbuster stock market debut and investors are pouring over the details股市上市 投资者纷纷关注细节
14那个Anthropic已经提交。
15It plans to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ANT.它计划以刻度符号ANT在Nasdaq上列出.
16The share price isn't known yet but investors are already talking about a valuation of as股价还不知道 但投资人已经谈到
17much as $2 trillion.高达两万亿
18So what stood out?那又怎样?
19纽约的北美商业记者Michelle Fleury
20has been pouring over their document.已经倾注在他们的文档上。
21Anthropic's prospectus is several hundred pages long and there is plenty in it thatAnthropic的预告书有几百页长 里面有很多
22stands out.很明显。
23Here are five things that caught my attention.这里有五件事引起我的注意
24First it's S1 filing, the document首先是S1档案,文件
25that companies use to prepare for a stock market listing contains an extraordinary warning公司用来准备股票市场上市的警告
26from a company that's about to sell shares to the public.从一个即将向公众出售股份的公司。
27More than 90 pages of the prospectus90多页
28are devoted to risks including the possibility that increasingly powerful AI systems could专门处理各种风险,包括日益强大的AI系统可能
29behave in ways that their creators can't control.行为方式 他们的创造者无法控制。
30Second, the growth is eye-watering.二是增长眼水.
31Anthropic人类
32says revenue topped $16 billion in the first half of this year.说今年上半年收入高达160亿美元。
33That's up sharply from这是急剧上升 从
34a year earlier and it's driven by growing demand from business customers.一年前 受商业客户不断增长的需求驱使
35Third, the第三,
36It is staggering.这是惊人的。
37The company has committed hundreds of billions of dollars to computing公司为计算投入了数千亿美元
38infrastructure to keep its AI models competitive and that's going to be the challenge going保持人工智能模型竞争力的基础设施 这将是挑战
39forward balancing that spending with that growth.与增长保持平衡。
40Fourth, shareholders, well they won't第四,股东,他们不会
41necessarily be calling the shots and that's because Anthropic's unusual governance structure一定是在发号施令 因为Anthropic的治理结构不寻常
42gives its founders and a long-term benefit trust significant influence over the company's给予其创始人和长期利益信任,对公司的
43direction.向上转
44And fifth, this is a massive test of investor appetite.第五,这是对投资者胃口的大规模测试。
45The big question is问题是
46whether investors will buy into the extraordinary promise of AI while accepting the extraordinary投资者是否会接受AI的特别承诺?
47risks that come with it.随之而来的风险。
48Michelle Fleury在那边 回答我问的那些问题
49Samuel Kerr who's head of global equity capital markets at Merger Market who gave us hisSamuel Kerr是合并市场全球股权资本市场的主管 他给了我们
50take on what we've learnt about the company's up and coming market flotation.接受我们学到的关于公司上市 和即将上市的消息
51This is something这是东西
52that has been doing the rounds now for quite a while obviously Dario Amode himself went已经做了相当长一段时间了 显然达里奥·阿莫德自己去了
53public with potential some of the risks around frontier AI models after we had some resignations我们辞职后, 公众可能会面临一些风险。
54from Anthropic from some of their sort of research team and development team.从Anthropic 从某种类型的研究团队 和开发团队。
55For me对我来说
56if you look at this I don't think we're talking about here sort of Terminator style如果你看这个,我想我们不是在谈论 那种终结者风格
57Skynet situation where you know a sentient AI takes over and effectively eradicates humanity.天网的情况,你知道一个有意识的AI接管并有效地消灭人类.
58I think what we're talking about here is something more akin to what we've seen already我认为我们在这里谈论的 更类似于我们已经看到的东西
59from OpenAI and Anthropic with these idea of sort of rogue models going out and causing来自OpenAI和Anthropic 这些想法 那种无赖模型 出去并导致
60some hacking incidences.一些黑客事件。
61And I think what the great fear that's been outlined by Anthropic我认为安特罗皮克所描述的恐惧
62CEODario Amode是,你可以 有效地拥有一群 这些流氓AI bots得到
63loose effectively and attacking and damaging critical internet infrastructure really to以及攻击和破坏关键的互联网基础设施
64an unfathomable level.一个不可估量的水平。
65And given our dependence as a society on online connectivity I mean鉴于我们作为一个社会 依赖在线连接,我的意思是
66that really could pose a significant risk to humanity and put us back decades and cause这真的会给人类带来重大风险 使我们倒退几十年
67huge losses.巨大的损失。
68So that I mean that's the great debate about AI in general but when it comes所以,我的意思是,这是伟大的辩论 关于AI在总体上,但当它到来
69{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我们听说了多少钱
70making the amount of money it's spending that kind of thing and also the point that Michelle赚这么多钱,就是花那么多钱, 也是Michelle说的要点
71made which is really interesting about the unusual way this company will be governed这对这家公司的治理方式非常有趣
72meaning Dario Amode and his sister will have really tight control on the board and yet意思是达里奥·阿莫德和他妹妹会控制得非常严格
73shareholders will not really have much of a say.股东没有太多发言权。
74So that's actually pretty typical in the US technology listings.这在美国的科技清单中是相当典型的。
75We often have dual class我们经常有双重等级
76share structures where founders and founding teams have far greater control than they do共享结构 创始人和创始人团队拥有比他们更大的控制权
77have economic position in the business.在企业中拥有经济地位。
78So it's not like sort of the sacred UK one shareholder因此,它不是那种神圣的英国 一股东
79one vote thing that we often have and really do sort of cherish in London and other markets.有一点我们经常有,而且确实 在伦敦和其他市场很珍视。
80It is fairly typical to have that sort of structure.这种结构是相当典型的。
81So I don't think investors are所以我不认为投资者
82going to be that worried about that.会那么担心的
83I think the more important thing is what you're talking我认为更重要的事 就是你说的
84about with the revenue growth and the speed of that revenue growth.与收入增长和收入增长的速度有关。
85So 16.3 billion obviously所以显然有163亿
86I think is the number in the S1.我想是S1的号码
87It's an incredible number that Anthropic has hit in the first这是令人难以置信的数字,Anthropic在第一个
88half.半个
89However I think what people are really focused on is not that past revenue figure但我认为人们真正关注的不是过去的收入数字
90but what future revenue figures might be and whether that revenue growth is actually但未来收入数字可能是什么 收入增长是否是实际
91slowing.慢点
92So while Anthropic at the moment has demonstrated figures that makes it one因此,虽然目前安特罗皮克已经展示了数字 使它成为一个
93of the fastest growing software businesses in history there is increasing threat now在历史上增长最快的软件企业中,现在威胁越来越大
94from open weight AI models being used by enterprise clients business clients that effectively企业客户业务客户正在有效使用的开放重量AI模型
95are free when you compare them to the vast spend you have to you have to commit to Anthropic当你把它们比作你必须投入的 Anthropic 的巨额开支时,是自由的
96or open AI.或打开AI。
97So the question is really in that environment of super competitive model providers所以问题其实是在超级竞争模式提供者的环境下
98whether Anthropic is going to continue to grow at that rate and at the moment recentAnthropic是否将继续以这一速度增长,以及最近这一刻
99financial leaks and financial figures seem to suggest that that revenue growth while金融泄漏和金融数字似乎表明,收入增长的同时,
100impressive is somewhat normalizing.令人印象深刻的是,这是某种程度的正常化。
101So that's the debate I think that investors are going所以,这就是辩论 我认为投资者去
102to be looking at particularly then when you bring in that huge spending commitment they're当你带来巨大的支出承诺时 他们就是
103going to have to make.必须要做。
104Interesting Samuel Kerr there from Emerger Market.有趣的塞缪尔・克尔 从爱默杰市场。
105Well let's now look at Brazil where现在我们看看巴西在哪里
106markets have been reacting to the news that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is staying市场对路易斯·伊纳西奥·卢拉·达席尔瓦总统留下的消息的反应
107in office following his surprise re-election victory.在他出乎意料的连任胜利后上任.
108So the country's currency actually所以这个国家的货币其实
109plunged eight percent against the dollar the biggest fall since 1990s as investors express与美元相比跌了8%,这是1990年代以来最大的跌幅。
110their concerns over the country's public debt levels in Latin America's largest economy.他们对该国在拉丁美洲最大经济体的公共债务水平感到关切。
111The share markets also took quite the nosedive.股票市场也花了不少钱。
112Let's talk to Jeremy stretch for her chief我们去找Jeremy谈谈 帮她做主任
113international strategist at CIBC capital markets.CIBC资本市场的国际战略家。
114Good to see you Jeremy.很高兴见到你,杰里米。
115Good morning Sally.早上好,萨莉。
116So give us your take on this reaction.所以,给我们你的反应。
117Is this just an initial knee jerk to the surprise这只是一个最初的膝盖混蛋的惊喜
118or is it a long term problem for Brazil.这对巴西来说是一个长期问题。
119Well I think it's possibly a little bit of both嗯,我想这可能是 一点点两者
120because I think if we scroll back to the first round of the presidential election when Lula我想如果我们回到卢拉的第一轮总统选举
121didn't win we saw a rally in the Brazilian currency of around three percent.我们没有赢,我们看到一个集会 在巴西货币大约3%。
122So we reversed我们倒了
123that and more because of course not only is this a surprise that Lula came back to当然了 这不仅仅是卢拉回来的惊喜
124be victorious in the second round but the news flow has certainly concerned investors在第二轮比赛中获胜,但新闻流当然涉及投资者
125who had been buying the Brazilian currency because of its high level of yield because他们购买巴西货币是因为其收益率很高,因为
126of the concerns that the arrival of Lula for a fourth term could once again herald a significant卢拉第四次任期的到来再次预示着
127increase in the budget deficit and all the inability to rein in the public expenditure.预算赤字增加,无法控制公共开支。
128And that is a fear that was amplified during Lula's third term.在卢拉的第三任任期内,这种恐惧得到了扩大。
129So we are seeing a knee所以我们看到一个膝盖
130jerk reaction but also question marks regarding the fiscal backdrop and whether Mr Lula can关于财政背景和卢拉先生是否能够
131do enough to rein in what are increasingly profitable public finances.足以控制日益有利可图的公共财政。
132I mean he did我是说他做到了
133lose in the first round and it's very surprising that was the big surprise that he would actually在第一轮输了,这是非常令人惊讶的,这是他实际上会大惊喜
134win ultimately because that apparently hasn't happened before.最终获胜,因为那显然以前没有发生过。
135But in order to see a turnaround但为了看到一个转折
136in votes in that little three week period he did come up with a lot of promises.在那个小的三周时间里, 他得到了很多的承诺。
137Social社会
138spending announced lots of measures such as free transport on the weekends that kind of支出宣布了许多措施,例如周末的免费交通。
139thing and the problem is it's not clear how this would be funded.问题是还不清楚 这笔钱会怎么筹到
140Well of course the viewers当然是观众
141in the UK will remember with no fondness at all that unfunded budget promises can come英国不会忘记,没有资金的预算承诺可能会出现
142with some rather unexpected outcomes and unexpected surprises.和意外的意外结果
143So in a sense that's the scenario所以,从某种意义上说,这就是情景
144that we've seen from Lula.我们从卢拉那里看到的
145He has been able to mobilize an enormous number of additional他能够调动大量额外人员
146voters particularly young voters by making some fairly significant promises.特别是年轻选民,他们作出了一些相当重大的承诺。
147Now the现在
148question is will he try and follow through with those promises because if he does then问题是他是否愿意履行那些承诺 因为如果他这样做了
149that's only going to amplify the budgetary pressures and that of course is where the这只会扩大预算压力 当然,那是哪里
150markets will start to collide with the politics.市场将开始与政治冲突。
151And for now at least the markets are betting至少现在市场在打赌
152or at least telling the Brazilian administration that there will need to be some degree of或至少告诉巴西政府,需要在一定程度上
153fiscal restraint.财政约束.
154If not the currency will continue to retreat.如果不是,货币将继续退缩。
155The equity market will股市会
156continue to fall and investors will start to demand ever higher risk premium to buy投资者将开始要求购买更高的风险溢价
157Brazilian debt and that of course is a road that doesn't end in particularly positively巴西债务和那当然是不会以特别积极的方式结束的
158if that's the scenario that Mr. Lula is going to continue to embark upon.如果这是卢拉先生 将继续开始的情景。
159We will keep a我们会保持一个
160very close eye.非常亲近的眼睛。
161Jeremy thank you again for your time this morning.Jeremy再次感谢你今天早上抽空来
162Thank you.谢谢
163We will我们会的
164see you soon.回头见
165Jeremy stretch there.杰里米伸展在那里。
166Now here in the UK the Chancellor John Healy will remove现在在英国 约翰·希利首相将罢免
167taxes on lots of goods including marmalade, gherkins, more than a hundred products on对许多货物征税,包括果酱、果汁、100多件产品
168a list in a bid to give families breathing space.想要给家人一个喘息的空间
169This is what will be in his budget这就是他的预算
170that he's delivering on Wednesday.他周三会送货的
171The government says the changes could save households up政府说这些变化可以挽救家庭
172to 21 pounds per year when combined with existing tariff suspensions on products including pasta,当与包括意大利面在内的产品的现有暂停关税相结合时,每年21磅;
173fruit juice and tuna.果汁和金枪鱼
174Other measures announced include making permanent a 55 pence per mile宣布的其他措施包括使每英里55便士永久化
175tax-free mileage rate for those driving up to 10,000 miles for work and the plans also驾驶最多10 000英里工作的人的免税里程率和计划
176include giving two weeks of paternity pay to self-employed fathers who have previously包括给予曾经自谋职业的父亲两周的陪产假工资;
177missed out on payments of up to 194 pounds a week for the period.这一时期的每周付款高达194英镑。
178Meanwhile the last同时,最后一个
179speaker is David Wardell.演讲者是大卫·沃德尔。
180He's been speaking to our business reporter David Wardell.他一直在和我们的商业记者David Wardell谈话
181They他们
182are the biggest parliamentary occasion of the year and the reason is because what is是今年最大的议会场合 原因就是
183said in amongst all those numbers and projections and forecasts that come from the OBR and the在所有这些数字、预测和预测中,来自OBR和OBR。
184pension, every pay slip, every holiday, every mortgage in the country.养老金、工资单、假日、抵押贷款
185On television we在电视上我们
186see you with the red box and our at the dispatch box.和我们的调度箱。
187What don't we see?我们看不到什么?
188I think what you don't我想你没有
189see is the incredibly intense government negotiations that happen in a month ahead of a budget.在预算之前一个月里,
190This is a period in which in some ways the Chancellor is the most powerful person in这段时期,在某些方面,大法官是最有权势的人。
191the country because they run the most powerful government department but also you have the国家是因为他们管理着最强大的政府部门 但你也有
192backing of the Prime Minister because Prime Ministers need their budgets to be a success.总理的支持,因为总理的预算需要取得成功。
193This wasn't a budget but your early days as Chancellor were very unusual.这不是预算,但你当总理的初期很不寻常
194You were tasked你的任务
195essentially with dismantling the Prime Minister's vision rather than delivering it.主要是摧毁总理的愿景,而不是实现这一愿景。
196How tricky多么狡猾
197was that?是吗?
198Totally extraordinary experience.非常不寻常的经历。
199I mean it's actually almost exactly four years其实差不多四年了
200ago that I woke up one morning a long weekend with my wife in Brussels.有一天早上我和妻子在布鲁塞尔度过了漫长的周末
201I looked at my mobile我看着手机
202phone and there was a message saying Liz Truss here, please call and I thought it was a hoax电话里有消息说丽兹特鲁斯 打电话来,我认为这是个骗局
203and I ignored it and by five o'clock that afternoon I was Chancellor and you're right那天下午五点我还是总理 你是对的
204the first thing that I had to do was to dismantle a number of the measures in the mini budget我要做的第一件事是 拆除一些小型预算的措施
205but I then had to plan a very challenging autumn statement because we had inflation但我不得不计划一个非常具有挑战性的秋季声明 因为我们有通货膨胀
20611% Bank of England saying it was going to be the longest recession for 100 years.11%的英格兰银行表示这将是100年来最长的衰退.
207There's还有
208a key moment before the budget and that's the last cabinet meeting before it's delivered.预算之前的关键时刻 这是预算交付之前的最后一次内阁会议
209What's that like?怎么样?
210What was that like for you?你感觉怎么样?
211It's a little bit of a farce because you know这是一场闹剧,因为你知道
212technically in this government in our unwritten constitution it is cabinet government where从技术上讲,在这个政府里,我们的不成文宪法 是内阁政府
213the cabinet have to agree to every decision.内阁必须同意所有的决定。
214In reality the cabinet don't know what's in事实上,内阁不知道里面有什么
215the budget until that meeting.那次会议之前的预算
216They have to rubber stamp it.他们得盖上橡皮图章
217I mean individual cabinet我是说个人内阁
218members may know about measures affecting their own departments but not always.成员可能知道影响本部门的措施,但并不总是知道。
219But不过
220it's a critical moment isn't it because you've made decisions that you're presenting maybe这是一个关键时刻,是不是因为 你做了决定,你正在展示
221for the first time to some of your colleagues maybe friends around the cabinet table.第一次对你的一些同事 也许是在内阁桌边的朋友
222It's这是
223not clear how they'll react.不清楚他们会怎么反应
224Well John Healy is a very experienced politician and I'm sure好吧,约翰 希利是个很有经验的政治家 我相信
225that if there are measures in there that his colleagues might not like you would imagine如果里面有他的同事可能不喜欢你的措施
226that he would have had a private word ahead of that cabinet meeting to explain that decision.他本可以在内阁会议前私下发言解释这一决定。
2272026 has stirred up new headwinds for developed economies already struggling with growth.2026年引发了发达经济体在增长方面已经挣扎的新风波。
228That's a sobering backdrop for any government.这对任何政府来说都是令人清醒的背景.
229Does it test your optimism?它考验你的乐观吗?
230It does but I虽然如此,但我
231think we overdo the gloom and doom as well.认为我们过度做了阴暗和末日。
232I mean in the last decade the UK has risen我的意思是在过去十年里,英国已经崛起
233to become the third largest tech ecosystem in the world.成为世界第三大技术生态系统。
234More AI graduates than anywhere超过任何地方的AI毕业生
235else in Europe and in the age of AI when we know it's going to upend everything for us在欧洲,在AI时代,当我们知道它会改善我们的一切
236to be number three globally is actually very exciting.成为全球第三 实际上是非常令人兴奋。
237Former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt there前总理杰里米 在那里打猎
238still to come.还要来
239We'll tell you how a growing number of Gen Z are trying to get their hands我们来告诉你 越来越多的Gen Z想得到他们的手
240在Antiques博客上,
241Around周围
242the world and across the UK this is BBC News.这是英国广播公司新闻
243今天你和BBC新闻的Business Today合作
244и
245Microsoft is offering voluntary redundancy to about 60,000 employees roughly a quarter微软向大约60,000名员工提供自愿裁员 大约四分之一
246of its workforce as the company seeks to cut costs while investing in artificial intelligence.公司在努力降低成本的同时,还着力于人工智能。
247Our North America business correspondent Samira Hussain explains why Microsoft says it's offering我们北美商业记者Samira Hussain 解释了为什么微软说要提供
248the buyouts now.现在买断。
249Microsoft says it's offering voluntary buyouts to eligible staff in the微软表示,它向符合资格的工作人员提供自愿买断
250United States, Canada, the UK and India and in total that comes out to about 60,000 jobs美国、加拿大、联合王国和印度,总共约有60 000个工作
251nearly a quarter of its workforce.将近四分之一的劳动力。
252Now the company says it's not set a target number现在公司说没有设定目标号码
253nor does it expect everyone will take the offer.也不指望每个人都接受这个提议。
254In its statement to employees Microsoft's在员工微软的声明中
255chief people officer Amy Coleman said this was about giving their employees more flexibility首席人事官Amy Coleman 说这是为了让员工有更大的灵活性
256and meet different business needs while continuing to create opportunities for our own people满足不同的商业需求,同时继续为我国人民创造机会
257to grow and contribute.成长和贡献。
258Now this is just the latest round of restructuring for the maker现在这只是制造者的最新一轮重组
259of Windows.视窗。
260Earlier this year it offered voluntary buyouts to about 7% of its US workforce.今年早些时候,它向大约7%的美国劳动力提供了自愿买断。
261That's这是
262around 9,000 employees.大约9000名员工。
263In July it announced it would cut 4,800 jobs globally.7月,政府宣布将削减全球4 800个就业机会。
264Now Microsoft现在微软
265like so many other tech firms is spending billions of dollars on data centers and making像许多其他技术公司 正在花费数十亿美元 在数据中心和制造
266computer chips to fuel their artificial intelligence ambitions but investors are increasingly nervous电脑芯片来激发他们的人工智能野心 但投资者越来越紧张
267questioning whether the returns will justify the eye watering sums of money that are being怀疑这些回报是否会证明眼中流淌着大量金钱
268spent.花费了。
269Samira Hussein there.萨米拉・侯赛因在那里。
270Now when you think of antiques some consider it to be a现在,当你想到古董,有人认为这是
271bit of a niche market and you need a lot of knowledge.有点特殊市场 你需要很多知识
272However, they aren't just four不过,他们不只是四个
273season collectors it would seem anymore.季节收藏家,它看起来已经。
274Over the past few years a surprising shifts emerge在过去几年中,出现了令人惊讶的变化
275with younger generations falling in love with old treasures and driving a major boom in年轻一代爱上了旧的宝藏 并带动了大繁荣
276the UK antiques and vintage market.英国古董和古董市场
277A growing number of Gen Z are succeeding as antiques越来越多的Gen Z作为古董成功
278dealers cashing in on the trend.交易商在潮流中变现
27929岁Caitlin Riley发售时做了头条新闻
280the first edition of The Hobbit for more than £40,000.《霍比特人》第一版售价超过4万英镑
281She's since set up her own auction自那以后,她又开拍卖会了
282house specializing in rare books.专门研究珍稀书籍的房子
283She told me how it all began.她告诉我这一切是如何开始的。
284So my boss at the previous所以,我的老板在前一个
285company sent me some pictures.公司给我发了一些照片
286We was looking at the bookshelves.我们在看书架
287He pulled it out, saw他拔出来,看见了
288it, kind of my heart stopped.我的心停了下来
289And yeah, he brought it brought it back to the office and是的,他把它带回办公室
290we realized what a treasure we had.我们意识到我们有多珍贵
291What a treasure.何等为宝.
292It's hard to sell it, surely,很难卖掉,当然
293Caitlin?凯特琳?
294Must have been hard to part with it.肯定很难分清
295Oh, it was very hard.哦,这是非常困难的。
296I mean, I was so emotional我的意思是,我是如此情绪化
297about the whole thing.关于整个事情。
298He kind of he brought it back to the office.他把它带回办公室了
299I had managed to convince我成功地说服了
300myself in the time between seeing photographs and seeing it in person that there was there was no我从看到照片到亲眼看到 没有
301it could possibly be what I hoped it was.这可能是我希望的。
302It was.没错
303And then the whole thing just we kind of we got然后整个事情只是 我们有种
304a BBC Bristol out and did a did a small video.一个英国广播公司的Bristol,做了一个小视频。
305And I think it was just such an amazing find,我认为这是 一个惊人的发现,
306such exciting news that the whole thing hugely snowballed.如此令人兴奋的消息,整个事情 巨大的雪球。
307I was on the radio all over the world.我在全世界的广播里
308It was so exciting, such an incredible build up, such an incredible result.如此令人兴奋,如此令人难以置信的积聚,如此令人难以置信的结果。
309And yeah,没错,
310the power of the Hobbit, which is amazing.霍比特人的力量是惊人的。
311I mean, it is such a fantastic book.我的意思是,这是一本很棒的书。
312So that's这么说吧
313quite unusual, though, isn't it, Caitlin?很不寻常,不是吗,凯特琳?
314That moment when you find something like a first edition当你找到像第一版的东西的时候
315of The Hobbit, for example, you've started your own business, your own auction house.以霍比特人为例 你已经开始了自己的生意 自己的拍卖行
316What are you hoping for?你想怎样?
317I mean, treasure hunting is all of the joy of this job.我是说 寻宝是这份工作的全部乐趣
318I mean, we we we我的意思是,我们自己
319sort through so many books we see and handle so many books.整理了这么多的书,我们看到 和处理这么多的书。
320But that moment where you find但你发现的那一刻
321something and you know that it's really special and it's something else that other people are有些东西 你知道它真的很特别 和它别的东西 其他人是
322going to understand how special it is.将了解它是多么特殊。
323It is it's it's a moment to chase after.它是一个追逐的时刻。
324But how do you make但你怎样做
325that financially viable, Caitlin?财政上可行吗,凯特琳?
326Because, you know, it's it does sound like a really fantastic因为,你知道,它确实听起来 像一个真正的美妙
327job and amazing thing to start an auction house.开拍卖行的工作和惊人的事
328But you've got to pay the bills, right?但你必须支付账单,对不对?
329Yeah,对
330absolutely.当然
331And I mean, it's you know, things are difficult out there at the moment.我的意思是,你知道, 事情是困难的 现在在那里。
332Business商业
333difficult.很难
334Twenty twenty six has been quite a year to be starting.26年是相当一年的开始。
335But yeah, we you find you但是,是的,我们找到你
336find treasures.找到宝藏。
337And our whole kind of MO is is keeping our buyers, keeping our sellers happy,而我们所有的MO 是保持我们的买家, 保持我们的卖家快乐,
338making sure that it's something that that works for everybody and having a good time doing it.确保它能为所有人服务 并有很好的时间做它。
339I think positive energy and being excited by what you're doing.我认为正能量和兴奋 你在做什么。
340I think that goes a long way.我认为这很有意义。
341And just talk us through the thinking on on the point of Gen Z and their appetite for和我们谈谈关于Gen Z的思考 和他们想要的
342old stuff, vintage stuff, antiques.老东西,古董,古董
343What's going on?这是怎么回事?
344Well, we're in a completely changing world.我们在一个完全变化的世界。
345Suddenly, you know, everything's on our phone.突然间,一切都在我们的电话里
346All of our work is on our laptop.我们所有的工作都在电脑上
347I think people我觉得人们
348are kind of wanting to go back towards what's physical objects, books as objects.那种想回到什么 物理物体,书作为物品。
349Obviously,显然
350there's a lot of nostalgia tied up in our world.我们的世界里有很多怀旧
351So the things that, you know, people grew up with所以,你知道,人们长大后
352children have always been the things that command the best prices.儿童始终是价格最高的人。
353All right.好吧,我们走。
354So in a所以,在一个
355sense, our element.感官,我们的元素。
356Caitlin Riley, they're full of enthusiasm with her new business, an auctionCaitlin Riley 他们对她的新生意充满热情 拍卖
357house specializing in books.专门写书的房子
358As you can see, plenty more in business and economics on our website.正如你们所看到的,我们网站上还有更多的商业和经济知识。
359So这么说
360do take a look as and when you wish to dig a lot deeper.当你想挖得更深时, 请看看。
361Of course, in the run up to the budget,当然,在预算方面,
362there is plenty of analysis there for you.有很多分析给你。
363So that's all from me.所以,这是我所有的。
364I'll be back with more我会带着更多回来的
365business in about 40 minutes.约40分钟后营业
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