Berkshire Hathaway

At Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting, Chairman Warren Buffett got away answering only softball questions and barely touching David Sokol’s alleged insider trading. Allan Dodds Frank reports.

The Oracle of Omaha’s sterling image has been tarnished by David Sokol. Yale corporate-succession expert Jeffrey Sonnenfeld tells how Buffett can repair the damage.

As reputations go, Warren Buffett’s was Teflon. Charlie Gasparino on how his deputy’s strange trading profits reveal the Oracle of Omaha as—gasp!—another overambitious businessman.

As AT&T pressures Washington to approve its T-Mobile purchase, The Daily Beast ranks which companies have the most money and troops engaged in Congressional lobbying efforts.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand spoke with The Daily Beast's Ronnie Cho about the 2011 Women in the World summit, and why we need more women in power now more than ever.

Rajat Gupta was trusted by McKinsey, Goldman, and AMR. But the SEC says he shared insider secrets so a hedge fund could make millions improperly in the market. Allan Dodds Frank reports.

A talk with the doctor whose revolutionary floating clinic is saving lives in the most remote areas of Africa. Dr. Amy Lehman joined The Daily Beast's Ronnie Cho at 1:30 p.m. for a live chat to talk about her mission and her role in the 2011 Women in the World Summit. Read a transcript of the live chat below.