The average price of used cars sold online has increased by £140 in the first quarter of the year.

In a story so shocking you might assume it was a late April's Fools, a garage attendant in Italy has crashed a customer's Ferrari through a wall.

A mechanic has spent 28 years resorting one of Britain's first For Mustangs.

Nightclub bans selfie sticks A British nightclub banned selfie sticks, the mobile phone accessory, claiming that they posed health and safety risks to its customers.

On 19 February, the HSE published the findings from its 2013-14 Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW), showing that the number and frequency of violent offences experienced in the workplace has continued to decline across the United Kingdom.

The Pension Schemes Act 2015 (PSA 2015) received Royal Assent on 3 March 2015, and heralds new changes designed to offer people different levels of confidence in retirement, which go into effect after 6 April 2015.

An unreliable or inconsistent supplier has the potential to cause any business — from a tiny restaurant to a huge manufacturing firm—lasting damage.

Each business, regardless of size or industry, operates within a pre-established framework composed of regulations and schemes.

The development of driverless cars will boost the economy by £51 million and generate 320,000 jobs in the UK.

A car salesman has been praised by police after he dragged a customer out of burning vehicle that was being taken for a test drive.