Nearly four months after parting ways with its founder and CEO, Metro Detroit's most prominent waste hauler has a new boss and a new parent company. Priority Waste announced Monday the appointment of ...

Priority Waste is apologizing to customers for recent service disruptions and says it has already taken steps aimed at improving reliability and response times. In a letter sent to customers, the ...

A House panel with jurisdiction over tax policy is preparing legislation that would grant cryptocurrency holders greater flexibility in reporting gains on investments, a potential boon for the digital ...

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Residents across southeast Michigan have had enough. Missed trash pickups, delayed collections, and unanswered phone calls have plagued Priority Waste customers for more than ...

Priority Waste hired a new CEO who is expected to address service issues. The company took over a large number of contracts locally after it acquired GFL. The service disruptions have lingered since ...

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Data centers are not new to Texas, but the projects seeking to locate here in the coming years are much bigger and more numerous than ever before, according to data shared exclusively with the Houston ...

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