Louis Rukeyser
Economic journalist and author of "Wall $treet"
Born
1933
92 years ago
Died
May 2nd, 2006
19 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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An influential economic journalist and author, Rukeyser gained prominence through the creation of the television program "Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser," which provided insights into the stock market and investment strategies. The show premiered in 1970 and became a staple for investors for over three decades. Rukeyser also wrote several books on economics and finance, articulating complex financial concepts for a general audience. His articulate presentations and ability to explain economic trends contributed to his role as a respected voice in financial journalism until his death in 2006.
Created and hosted "Wall $treet Week"
Authored multiple books on finance
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