Drive erasure company Blancco Technology Group will pay up to $10 million for a competitor with a wide U.S. customer base.
Drive erasure company Blancco Technology Group will pay up to $10 million for a competitor with a wide U.S. customer base.
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Two OEMs and two e-scrap processors will pay a combined $187,000 to settle allegations they’re legally responsible to help pay for CRT cleanups at former Closed Loop Refining and Recovery warehouses in Ohio.
All Green Electronics Recycling, Cascade Asset Management and ERI scored the top three spots on a recent ITAD vendor reputation rating by Compliance Standards.
A $340 million plant slated for the Midwest will refine precious and base metals from e-scrap into purified products for sale into domestic markets, an executive said.
Dell is moving deeper into the ITAD realm, recently debuting an all-in-one asset management hub.
Global networking and telecommunications equipment giant Cisco launched a leasing program that manages product disposition services for customers after five years.
A newly formed company bought a large tract of Indiana land to build an e-scrap metals refining facility, and Totall Metal Recycling was acquired by a global copper supplier.
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Attention, California e-scrap processors: A pay raise is coming.
COVID-19 impacts and ongoing trends in the materials stream made a major impact on the North Carolina state e-scrap program last year.