Category: Reviews

Social media provides a cost-effective and accessible way for event planners to promote their services and the events they organise. Far from simply being about promotion, however, social media has become virtually essential in...

The FDA created the Accredited Persons Program to hasten the 510(k) process for eligible devices. When you choose to submit a 510(k) application directly to the FDA, chances are, you will be waiting a...

For both businesses and residences, energy saving is becoming more important on a daily basis. We are constantly bombarded with news about the adverse impact that our consumerist society is having on the environment....

The FCA published concerns in January about the impact pension savers faced when choosing to access their funds. Substantial exit fees can significantly dent payment amounts, reducing financial stability for retirees. Image Credit According...

There’s was a time when all ‘wet’ central heating systems worked in roughly the same way. But with the rise of new technologies things have changed. There are a number of different types of...

What should happen when someone who has set up an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) with their creditors, succeeds in a claim against a bank or other company, for mis-selling of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)?...

Make no bones about it: succeeding as a caterer is not an easy option. Be prepared to work hard and hone your skills through lots of ongoing training, and you might stand a chance....

Millions of people have a passion for classic cars which they indulge either by admiring the icons of motoring’s illustrious history at shows, or by taking the plunge and actually investing in a vintage...

In the ten years since Google Apps was originally introduced, a huge amount has changed in the world of enterprise IT.

Although it would be great to be able to keep historic materials in their original contexts, this is not always possible. These materials might have to be removed for structural reasons and there may...