Rupert Steiner
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Rupert Steiner is a British non-fiction author and journalist. He won a fellowship onto The Sunday Times, the right-wing weekly newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch in the 1990s. In 1997 he was appointed editor of the paper's Prufrock column and published a series of books on entrepreneurs. In 2005 he followed former Sunday Times editor, Andrew Neil, to the weekly magazine, The Business (magazine). The Business is also a right-wing publication owned by the Barclay brothers.
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