What is the DealBook summit?

DealBook is a print and digital news section in the New York Times that was founded by Andrew Ross Sorkin in 2001. In 2011, the DealBook Summit was launched "as a way to convene the day's most essential voices in a one-day event that brings the dynamism and urgency of DealBook reporting to life – live on stage."

Will activists protest the DealBook summit?

New York, New York - This week, some prominent names in politics, media, tech, and business will meet in the Big Apple for the DealBook Summit, and activists are planning to protest the event.

What is DealBook?

Collage: Andrea RENAULT / AFP & BRUCE BENNETT / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP DealBook is a print and digital news section in the New York Times that was founded by Andrew Ross Sorkin in 2001.

What's happening at the DealBook Conference?

The DealBook team is covering all the action at the conference, and even if you are not with us, you can follow along here. Sweltering heat is affecting large parts of the United States, with temperatures reaching dangerous levels across the country. Track the heat here.