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E-scrap companies should be poised for progress
Speakers at the E-Scrap Conference said ITAD-related companies can thrive by focusing on sustainability-related initiatives for their customers.
E-Scrap Conference kicks off with one-mile second-line parade
Electronics recyclers, IT asset disposition specialists and circular-economy professionals opened the 2026 E-Scrap Conference with a classic New Orleans second-line...
Endpoint devices endure disastrous quarter
Smartphones and PCs are in the midst of a severe contraction, while server CPUs are entering a new growth phase.
Facility fires down in September, year to date over 2025
Despite this downturn, the number of fire-related incidents remains elevated as compared to historical averages.
E-scrap transport confronts cost, capacity concerns
Industry participants may look to re-evaluate logistical decisions, contracts as constraints compile.
Panasonic’s Andrea Murphy: Why design for disassembly starts with recyclers
Can a manufacturer close the loop on its own products, or does circularity only work when recyclers, municipalities, and the...
Aclara makes mineral push as production nears
The company seeks additional funds to finance its Western Hemisphere supply chain, which it envisions as an alternative to Chinese-sourced...
Women in Circularity: Yara Barkopoulos
In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Yara Barkopoulos of Google.
Study finds path toward mineral independence exists
The European report shows how legislation can help bolster domestic critical mineral supply chains.
Lifecycle growth tested as metals diverge
ITAD-related public companies saw growth earlier in the year, and many anticipated their positions to further strengthen heading toward 2027.
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