A year in the news : 2021-2022

Miss Tweed counts among its many subscribers some of the world's top CEOs, fund managers, analysts, consultants, designers and headhunters.

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Bulgari CEO Jean-Christophe Babin : « Miss Tweed is about unique insights. I don't know how Astrid does it to get them, but they are 99.9 percent right. I love Miss Tweed. It is one of my favorites because it is short, straight to the point and well documented. »

Jean-Claude Biver, former head of watches at LVMH who is credited with having resuscitated Blancpain, Hublot and TAG Heuer : « Miss Tweed is not about controversy. She removed controversy from coverage, which can be a media weakness. I think Miss Tweed contributes to the development of the luxury industry. I also believe in the owner of Miss Tweed (Astrid Wendlandt). »

Danny Govberg, co-founder and CEO of WatchBox : « I think Miss Tweed is the best because she is honest. She tells it like it is and she's not scared to shake the trees if she thinks she's right. »

Breitling CEO Georges Kern : « It is always fun to read Miss Tweed. There is lots of humor in it. It's full of hot news. I am an avid reader. »

Quality readers breed quality stories. In the past year, the Paris-based Miss Tweed has gone from strength to strength in terms of exclusive news and coverage. This book is a compilation of Miss Tweed's stories during its second year. Some highlights include the Nov. 2021 exclusive on the activist fund Third Point building a sizeable stake in Richemont. The illustration of that story « Activists at the gate » was used for the cover of this yearbook.

The secret war of hairsprings and the search for a new CEO at Audemars Piguet are among the many topics Miss Tweed covered between late summer 2021 and early September 2022.