Text size:

  • Small
  • Normal
  • Large

Rupert Wright

Journalist

Our Journalists

Latest Articles

From the desk of Rupert Wright: The irrational exuberance of dance

Dec 16, 2011

Focus: Investors keep their feet on lockdown, unwilling to risk even a moment's irrational exuberance. Read article "From the desk of Rupert Wright: The irrational exuberance of dance"

Not saying I'm right but try me on banks, the euro and August

Dec 16, 2011

Focus: Three vital predictions for 2012. 1: Europe will fail to save the euro, again. 2: Goldman Sachs might still be there. 3: Columnists will keep recycling columns.Read article "Not saying I'm right but try me on banks, the euro and August"

More from this author

On Topic

The Life

Storied Hawaiian estate up for $65m

May 25, 2012

The Life: The birthplace of Hawaiian polo is on the market for $65 million. Read article

Executives rising and falling

May 25, 2012

The Life: Turover rates among chief executives have returned to pre-recession levels as a sign of stabilizing economy, says a new study. Read article

Latest Comments

Not saying I'm right but try me on banks, the euro and August

Dec 17 , 2011 | 06:29PM GST

Tony0202

Hi Rupert, That's an impressive article. On your predictions, we need to wait and see the first two. The third one is an easy one :) Cheers! Tony www.moneygulf.com

From the desk of Rupert Wright: Economic siestas and box lunch notes

Oct 7 , 2011 | 06:26PM GST

faithinny

Ironic that someone who is too busy to make their kids' lunches is mocking the desire for working parents to connect with their children during the day. As a mother of twins who is often off to work before her children even wake up in the morning, I find the Lunchbox Love notes a particularly convenient way to make a small yet meaningful connection even though we are not together during the day. And, I personalize each one. Just like a birthday card purchased in a store. Unless you think that is necessary to make homemade birthday cards to ensure creativity? In addition to the "I love you cards" there are cards that promote positive messages that counter the negative messages that our kids are bombarded with each day. This article makes it clear that this is something we need more of, in both kids and adults--positivity.

Top five writers in...

Sections

The National Conversation

Sound & Vision

The Guide

Events

Online Features

My National

Do you have a story?

On the site:

Can't find what you are looking for? Try The National Topics