MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Recycling your old electronics is about to become easier than ever. Best Buy is introducing a new nationwide, easy-to-use program that allows you to recycle all your old ...

Best Buy Co. Inc. has introduced a new recycling program where customers can order a prepaid box to ship all their old electronic equipment back to the retailer. Best Buy Co. Inc. (NYSE: BBY) has ...

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The list also includes dozens of smaller items that Best Buy will collect. "We feel we have an important role to play in helping our planet, including being there for the entire lifecycle of a product ...

Best Buy allows you to recycle electronics responsibly. Today, the company is launching a mail-in program. The cheapest method continues to be to go to a physical store, but this is a nice alternative ...

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Best Buy will simplify responsible recycling of tablets, cords, keyboards and other electronics with a nationwide pilot of its new prepaid Technology Recycling Box. Consumers can order boxes in two ...

Best Buy today announced an expansion of its electronics recycling program that lets people send in electronics without leaving their home. The retailer is now selling prepaid boxes that customers can ...

Best Buy Co., Inc. is debuting a pre-paid mail-in cell phone recycling program at Best Buy stores across the U.S. that provides a convenient alternative to donating used or unwanted cellular phones.

According to a post on the Best Buy coprporate website by Laura Bishop, the company's vice president of public affairs and sustainability, the retailer has made changes to its in-store recycling ...

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