The eBay of waste: Rubicon helps corporations cut costs and trash

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7-11 and Wegmans are among several nationwide US chains signed up to a virtual marketplace for waste and recycling jobs

This story has been corrected to reflect the fact that a company that was named as having its pizza dough converted to ethanol is not involved in that project. GreenBiz regrets the error. It stinks,...

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