Stericycle (SRCL) is benefiting from steady revenue flow and acquisitions amid rising competition.

Stericycle, Inc. (SRCL) recently completed the acquisition of Shred-it International from Cintas Corporation (CTAS) and its other partners for $2.3 billion in cash.

Update 1:35pm: Adds CTFN reporting on deal closing time. Stericycle (NASDAQ:SRCL) rose 4.6% after the HSR waiting period for its planned $62 a share sale to Waste Management (WM) expired. The HSR ...

The primary concern among application developers was whether the company would continue to require their expertise if it moved to a no-code platform. As it turned out, however, such resistance was ...

Stericycle Inc has won a court order in Chicago federal court, temporarily blocking another medical waste disposal and document shredding company from "falsely" claiming any affiliation with ...

Second, consolidating Stericycle’s disparate systems under one common platform is likely to generate significant future selling, general, and administrative savings, which supports our longer ...

In an interview with Waste Magazine in December 2019, Stericycle's CEO Cindy Miller noted that "with a global operating platform and standardized systems, Stericycle will be better positioned to ...

Carenet Health, a leading provider of 24/7 and on-demand patient engagement solutions, today announced it has acquired Stericycle Communication Soluti ...

Stericycle might be ready to embark on accretive acquisitions. Read why my analysis of SRCL stock suggests a buy rating.

For example, Stericycle’s recent acquisition of NotifyMD--a patient communications system--strays considerably from its core competency of route-based medical waste management platforms.

Stericycle SRCL stock has had an impressive run over the past year. Shares of the company have gained 29.7% compared with the 22.7% rally of the industry it belongs to and the 26.4% rise of the ...

Waste management firm Stericycle, Inc. SRCL recently completed the acquisition of information destruction services provider Shred-it International.