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At monthly meetups, eWaste Warriors connects locals who want to reduce electronic waste, extend device life and close the digital divide.

On Nov. 24, workers at the Al Gore-backed technology refurbisher and seller Back Market announced their union, Back Market United, ahead of the e-commerce company’s busiest week of the year.  “E-comme...

Researchers are developing reusable and environmentally friendly electronics for the health care, consumer and manufacturing sectors, replacing scarce materials with circular alternatives to build a s...

An IT asset disposition (ITAD), electronics buyback and recycling solutions company from the US Midwest has been named in the 2025 list of America’s 5 000

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eBay looks to draw buyer attention away from new & used electronics in favor of Refurbished with call to action inserted in prominent placement on listings.

A new partnership between rare earth processor HyProMag USA and electronics recovery firm Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions aims to secure and sustain domestic access to rare earth magnets used in every...

Hiawatha, Iowa, July 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SmartphonesPLUS, an electronics trade-in company headquartered in Hiawatha, Iowa, has announced the expansion of its online trade-in platform designed to facilitate the resale and responsible reuse of personal and business electronics. The company’s latest updates aim to address the growing demand for accessible, environmentally conscious disposal methods for used mobile devices, laptops, tablets, and accessories.

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