A class-action lawsuit against Morgan Stanley stemming from fumbled ITAD jobs has been tentatively settled, although details of the agreement remain confidential for now.

Liquid Technology this fall opened a 31,000-square-foot addition to its existing Brooklyn, N.Y. processing location. The company cited customers' sustainability goals driving greater ITAD demand.

An $8.4 million, multi-year project in Europe found that providing incentives directly to consumers can impact the recycling rates of mobile devices.

A Bitcoin Magazine contributor says cryptocurrency mining provides an incentive to reduce the generation of e-scrap through the resale of used units.

Here’s a look at which processing facilities have recently attained or renewed their data destruction and recycling industry certifications.

Advanced Technology Recycling (ATR) launched a service called the e-Commodity program, an online marketplace for graded device components. Appliance recycling firm ARCA Recycling announced multiple recent expansions, including

The global climate change conference taking place this month should increase its focus on end-of-life electronics management, a U.K.-based IT industry association recently stated.

The e-Stewards certification standard this week named companies that showed conformity with the standard during unannounced inspections this year. The group also announced companies that had positive results when their downstreams were audited with GPS trackers.

An executive explains why third-party remarketing service providers such as his company, Veterans Alliance Resourcing, may be a better option for processors than buying or launching their own ITAD divisions.

The Librarian of Congress will continue allowing independent shops to legally unlock mobile phones so they can be used with any wireless carrier, increasing their resale value.