It is common knowledge that many people find working from home far more suitable for their lifestyle than commuting into an office each day.

A consumer warning about work-from-home scams has been released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the USA.

According to new research by international public policy consultant Wendell Cox, the number of employees working from home in the US has skyrocketed over the last year.

Those running a home-based business need to ensure that they have the correct insurance policy in place to cover their needs.

With more and more people looking to work from home, there are some questions to ask yourself before taking the plunge and moving from office to home.

New research has shown that, although more and more people are working from home, the home office has been bypassed in favour of the garden bench.

A new Government plan has been launched to get everyone of working age in the UK online by 2015.

The number of British entrepreneurs opting to work from home is steadily increasing, with one in five small companies now operating without an office premises.

Working from home has become an increasingly attractive option for people during the recession, but a top industry standards survey is warning people to be aware of working from home scams.

An increase in the number of people working from home has seen a doubling in sales of substantial garden sheds, B&Q has revealed.