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Updates on high-profile court cases drew our readers' clicks last month.

A recent investment in EWASTE+ will help drive the processor's growth across the Northeastern U.S., the company president said.

The value of refurbished laptops and servers in 2021 remained higher than pre-pandemic, according to a report from Cascade Asset Management, though laptop prices fell slightly from 2020 highs.

An account executive at PCs for People explains the business benefits ITAD providers can enjoy when they donate computers to people in need through nonprofit electronics refurbishers.

A right-to-repair bill for agricultural equipment has been introduced in Congress. 

Just a couple months ago, experts were predicting a continued rise in gold prices because of inflation concerns. Now, with global and domestic developments, the outlook isn't so certain.

James and Kenneth Taggart and their insurance provider agreed to pay $1.35 million to settle a lawsuit alleging they intentionally crippled their e-scrap company to fend off bankers who were angling for a hostile takeover.

President Joe Biden highlighted the necessity of the right to repair devices in remarks at the White House on Jan. 24.

Activist investors have used shareholder resolutions to pressure Microsoft and Apple on their repair policies. Now, Google is feeling the heat.

Mitsubishi Materials, a global e-scrap metals recovery company, has developed a software system to ease PCB shipments, assaying and purchasing.