Latest Business Insurance News Takeaway frowns on customer-supplied bags A Scottish takeaway will not allow customers to use their own bags to carry their order or permit them to pack their own order, citing health and safety risks.

On 24th March 2015, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published its final progress report on Good Health and Safety, Good for Everyone, the health and safety reforms introduced by the DWP in March 2011.

As the owner or manager of a business, you are responsible for ensuring that your operations are compliant and run smoothly.

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), the government programme that works with UK-based businesses to help ensure their success in international markets, has introduced the e-Exporting Programme to help encourage UK online retail exports.

Reputation is an intangible commodity—unable to be properly weighed or measured, and yet highly susceptible to the sway of public opinion.

During the past several years, there has been an increased frequency of directors and officers (D&O) facing litigation.

Tributes have been coming in for a car mechanic who was crushed to death by the vehicle that he was working on.

A thief who orchestrated the robbery of replica Ferraris worth £60,000 from a luxury car dealership in Yorkshire has been jailed.

More than 500 workers have lost their jobs after Carcraft announced it had gone into administration.

New parking bays created by Oxfordshire County Council have been called a "joke" by a man who run a local car repair centre.