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
On these troubled shores, things never stay peaceful for long.
By: Myriam Robin
Yes, aircraft noise complaints are rising, says Airservices Australia. But only because of one guy.
By: Mark Di Stefano, Myriam Robin
The country’s most lavish charity dinner delivered another record haul, even though demand was soft for the prime minister.
By: Myriam Robin
The minister in charge of the super sector still provides tacit endorsement to a fund that performs so badly it is being regulated out of stand-alone existence.
By: Myriam Robin
Andy Schmulow’s more polite jibes included calling PwC “a cancer” on society, “thugs in suits”, and a “parasite”. PwC reckons it’s all beyond the pale.
By: Mark Di Stefano, Myriam Robin
In the media business, he who controls distribution, controls all.
By: Mark Di Stefano, Myriam Robin
If you want to know the cost of inadvertently snubbing Seven in Perth, look no further than the front page of Wednesday’s The West Australian.
Five still-serving parliamentarians will have their pension schemes tweaked by the financial services minister. As will all the nation’s senior judges.
Perpetual’s now deputy-chairman is a distant relative on the KKR family tree.
By: Myriam Robin, Mark Di Stefano
As the treasurer hands down his third budget, hasn’t he aroused a stupendous chorus of critics.
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