BALTIMORE -- Maryland Public Television is firing the longtime host of its popular finance and investment program, saying Louis Rukeyser used the show to discuss a contract dispute and promote his new ...

Nearly one year after Louis Rukeyser last appeared on the Friday night financial show that bears his name, cable network CNBC said yesterday that he has told them he will not return and asked them to ...

If PBS will do it, who won't? Louis Rukeyser Louis Rukeyser must be asking himself that question this week as he contemplates his next career move, now that Maryland Public Television has nudged him ...

HARTFORD, CONN. – For more than three decades, Louis Rukeyser delivered pun-filled, commonsense commentary on complicated business and economic news as a best-selling author, columnist, lecturer and ...

Many an old Wall Street hand was rubbing his weary eyes this morning and wondering if hell had frozen over during the night. First, the eternally gray Wall Street Journal arrived with a redesigned ...

The recent passing of television host and investment pundit Louis Rukeyser at age 73 was the end of an era, but it meant more to me than that. When starting out as a business reporter a couple of ...

Louis Rukeyser, who has been absent from his CNBC financial news show since last fall, is taking an indefinite leave because of health concerns, the cable network announced yesterday. Rukeyser, who ...

HARTFORD, Conn. — Louis Rukeyser, a bestselling author, columnist, lecturer and television host who delivered fun-filled, common sense commentary on complicated business and economic news, died ...

CNBC will become the new home to former PBS money guru Louis Rukeyser, whom Maryland Public Television fired last month in favor of a joint-venture with AOL Time Warner’s Fortune Magazine. Cabler’s ...

The three decade-long Louis Rukeyser era at Maryland Public Television has come to an acrimonious close after the pioneering financial journalist was forced out of the anchor’s chair of the program ...