In its glory days, nobody ever thought eBay would hit a slump — especially not in a recession when everybody needs a good deal or wants to unload stuff and raise cash. But eBay did, slump that is, in recent months. And with profits sinking and its market share shrinking, the company’s recasting its online presence: It’s going green.

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Tags: Ebay, green, Greenpeace, marketing, technology

What should you look for when buying new computers for the office so you can claim green rewards? Think just enough power and memory.

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Tags: computers, green, HP Compaq, memory, power, price cuts, ThinkCentre

Is your organization hiding its light under the proverbial bushel? Now’s not the time to be keeping quiet about your good deeds and community outreach.

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Tags: charity, communications, contributions, e-mail, green

Wondering if the “green” efforts many companies are touting these days actually have any impact? A new study released this week is the first to put hard numbers behind those efforts to help the environment.

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Tags: business, green, Smart2020, study, technology

Belt tightening’s become a way of life at most companies, and even outfits that don’t care about “going green” are watching the electric power meter to keep a lid on energy costs.

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Tags: consumption, costs, electricity, green, power

It’s not easy going green – environmentally “green” that is. The truth is, most IT shops don’t have the luxury of rushing into more eco-friendly operations. Unless it’s time

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Tags: energy cost, environment, facilities, green, savings

Wondering what to do with that stash of old electronic equipment gathering dust and eating up valuable storage space?

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Tags: cash, computers, electronics, environment, green, recycle