Waste Management remains a dominant, high-moat player with consistent, utility-like revenue growth and strong long-term compounding performance. WM trades below its 5-year median EV/EBITDA at 15.04x, ...

Waste Management is the biggest trash hauler and landfill operator in North America. The company benefits from a limited landfill supply and high barriers to industry entry. Waste Management's ...

Waste Management missed on both EPS and revenue, cutting full-year guidance to the low end amid recycling weakness. Core Collection and Disposal margins hit records, offsetting recycling declines as ...

DULUTH — A local garbage hauler soon may be slapped with fines for alleged repeated failures to handle sorted recyclable materials properly. The board of Resource Renew, the rebranded Western Lake ...

David Berg learned a lot about the waste management industry by driving a garbage truck around the country as the first employee at Ohio-based Battle Motors. He discovered that despite the sheer ...

CARSON, Calif. (KABC) -- A group of Waste Management employees went above and beyond to help a man find his wedding ring that he accidentally tossed in the trash. Paul Bukauskas realized his ring was ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... While it waits for a new $100 million sorting facility to be built in Aurora, Waste Management claims it is being wrongfully evicted from its current Denver ...

Although the need for effective waste management has been recognized for decades, human and environmental health challenges associated with plastic waste are not only growing but also accelerating.

Jim Fish, Waste Management CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's revenue mix, growth outlook, consumer demand, managing medical waste, labor trends, and more. Got a confidential news tip?

Waste Management's economic necessity, innovation, and strategic acquisitions position it for sustained growth despite questions about its valuation in a tech-driven economy. The company is expanding ...

As Mongolian consumption increases, the capital, and its municipalities need a working mechanism to manage the growing amount of waste. Mongolia’s waste sector is in dire need of not only policy ...