Palantir CEO's major land purchase in New Zealand disrupts local hunting community

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp has purchased a large forested property in New Zealand's South Island. The acquisition, reported by The Economic Times, covers approximately 1,300 hectares. The land was previously used by local hunters for recreational access. The sale has caused significant concern within the hunting community, as it restricts their traditional use of the area.

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