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Insight head of currency Dale Thomas believes the European Central Bank will need to pump billions into the perhiperal Europe to alleviate the debt spiral and pressure on the single currency.

After the €110bn bailout of Greece on Sunday, Investment Week brings you a timeline of the country's economic turmoil in 2010.

As thousands of investors poured into Omaha last weekend to attend the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting, many pondered the unthinkable... life after Warren Buffett.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, which owns over 8% of Kraft, believes the US giant made some 'dumb' calls in its acquisition of Cadbury.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway posted earnings of $3.63bn in Q1, more than reversing the $1.53bn net loss a year ago.

Warren Buffett has defended Berkshire Hathaway's large stake in credit ratings company Moody's, believing it is still a "darn good business".

Last week saw dramatic developments in the oil sector as BP tried to contain a huge oil slick, but fund managers are forecasting gradual upward moves in the oil price in the longer term.

Royal London's Kevin Lilley is confident in the strength of the euro despite the ongoing troubles in some eurozone countries.

With many investors looking East to avoid the risks of Western markets, groups are rolling out a raft of new China-focused funds.