Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments and department store Myer, in which Lew is the largest shareholder, have combined their brick-and-mortar assets to create an Australian retail behemoth.

Solomon Lew was ejected from the old Coles Myer board more than 20 years ago and returns as a Myer director after seven years of hunting down the grand old department store. Licking his wounds ...

For most of his life, Solomon Lew has rarely struck a deal where he hasn't come out on top. If reaction to the much-telegraphed merger between the clothing labels in his Premier Investments empire ...

Myer says its merger with a big portfolio of clothing brands owned by Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments will let it expand its lucrative loyalty program to younger shoppers and get better deals ...

The vessel is worth $2 million. A deckhand cleans the hull of Solomon Lew’s superyacht Texas in Victoria Harbour.Credit: Paul Rovere Exciting stuff, if indeed that, er, floats your boat.