Today in gossip: CNBC host and financial author kid Andrew Ross Sorkin is upset about not landing an interview, more on this whole Joe Simpson rumor, and we've another royal wedding to attend.
Paul Krugman didn't call out colleague Andrew Ross Sorkin by name, but when the Nobel prize winning economist and New York Times columnist dismissed a group of CNBC interviewers as having "zombie ideas" in his blog Wednesday, that group included Sorkin.
At the Aspen Ideas Festival, we're asking the jet-setting attendees one big question a day. Today: What's the most misunderstood aspect about your job?
Lindsay Lohan was a valuable photo-taking asset at the White House Correspondents' dinner, CNBC is worried about the state of Squawk Box and Closing Bell, and Questlove's baby gift to Jay-Z and Beyoncé comes up short.
Andrew Ross Sorkin, author of Too Big to Fail, on how he filters financial news.
In a CNBC interview, the billionaire says he'd only raise taxes on the 50,000 richest people
The New York Times columnist and author gets his first full-time television gig
The Rolling Stone writer suggests Sorkin's reporting on Goldman is a conflict of interest
On life after Weinergate, China's economic supremacy, and a defense of Goldman Sachs
All the details you need to know before the film's HBO premiere
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