Financials

Waste360 sits down with Michael E. Hoffman of Stifel to discuss stock markets, M&A activity, labor, commercial and residential recycling, safety and more.

The new law, which goes into effect on April 1, establishes new paid leave requirements.

Right now, companies are concerned about the uncertainties of their coverage and what would happen if their businesses closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Wall Street Journal points out the benefits of working for a larger corporation amid a global pandemic.

Mayor Grover Robinson is donating his annual $100,000 salary to residents’ bills for trash pickup.

Grants will fund the assessment, removal and disposal of marine debris from Hurricanes Michael and Florence in Florida and North Carolina.

In its latest report, Stifel unveils that the impact of COVID-19 on solid waste will “look like both 9/11 and the Great Recession.”

The company's Asset Exchange Manager helps organizations leverage the circular economy model.

The city pushed the annual trash fee due date to May 11 from April 10 to provide relief and assistance to taxpayers.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences’ Superfund Research Program has provided the university a $7.4 million grant for PFAS research.