In the 1967 movie “The Graduate,” some of you may remember the scene where Mr. McGuire takes Dustin Hoffman’s character, Benjamin, off to the side and says “Plastics … there’s a great future in ...

Mr. McGuire was right, after all. That one word he offered Benjamin Braddock — “plastics” — wasn’t well, plastic. Those of a certain age may remember the conversation between college graduate Benjamin ...

I'm sure we've all had that moment. That moment when you tell someone your work involves the plastics industry. That moment when the other person pulls out “that quote.” The quote they always use.

It was the one word that was supposed to be Benjamin Braddock’s future in the 1967 movie “The Graduate.” It became Alan La Fiura’s instead. His company, Ultra-Poly Corp., recycles plastics so other ...

Like the lingering bit of advice from 1967’s “The Graduate,” plastics as a field of opportunity is being reimagined for the blockchain age. But this time, it’s for plastics recycling. Blockchains are ...