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A variety of speakers addressed the theme of 'overcoming adversity for a prosperous future'

Are we baking in a new set of problems for batteries if we lease them in cars? 

The way in which the first 24 hours following a fatality is handled can often shape an investigation. Here's a checklist of the steps you MUST take

Examples of businesses in our sector that have been fined following lapses in safety

What can employers do to support staff in the face of an oncoming crisis?

Bad things can happen to good people. Having an overview of what can go wrong helps organisations to plan, prepare and act accordingly.

Clean, sharp edges. Uniformity. Ease of use. Addressing a need. Will you find the next sliced bread? By Yiano Ioannou

The world is in economic meltdown. Materials and products are in short supply, labour is at a premium – if it can be found, and energy is crucifyingly expensive. And to complete the perfect storm, interest rates are rising.

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Connected MOT systems: dystopian nightmare or welcome time-saver?

Are 'approved' lubricants a technical necessity, or is the customer just paying for the name? By Simon Michell