Myriam Robin is a Rear Window columnist for The Australian Financial Review. With a passion for both economics and tomatoes, Myriam covers a wide range of topics in her column, including mergers and acquisitions, corporate scandals, and the intersections of business and culture. She can be contacted at [email protected] for tips or abuse.
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By: Myriam Robin
The advertising agency that sells lamb on Australia Day will now sell the government’s Future Made in Australia package.
Tesla’s surge is a vibe, a mood, a bitcoin-adjacent, Joe Rogan-induced mania. But it’s a thing. And if it holds, it’ll make its chairwoman richer.
By: Myriam Robin
This is capitalism for and by gods. Or by very naughty boys.
By: Myriam Robin
If MST Marquee gas analyst Saul Kavonic had any doubt about whether Santos reads his reports, well, he doesn’t now.
By: Mark Di Stefano, Myriam Robin
Gina Rinehart’s flown home but Teena McQueen’s still at Mar-a-Lago, dancing to YMCA with Argentinian President Javier Milei.
By: Myriam Robin
Retired radio shock jock Alan Jones’ influence and reputation survived one arrest. Will it survive his latest?
The Coalition for Conservation – chaired by coal lobbyist Larry Anthony - sent the fringe Senator to Baku.
This feels like 2011, when Euromoney opened our eyes to the charms of Wayne Swan.
By: Myriam Robin
The union is being administered by Mark Irving KC. But he doesn’t call all the shots, as shown by the appointment of firebrand Paddy Crumlin to Cbus.
By: Myriam Robin
Upon discovering their less-than-ideal location, rare is the dinner guest that hasn’t pondered taking matters into their own hands.
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