Tupperware Brands Corp. is a global direct seller of innovative, premium products across multiple brands and categories through an independent sales force. Its brands and categories include design ...

Why is the Tupperware company filing for bankruptcy? The company essentially stated that it is filing for bankruptcy because ...

a finance market expert seemingly tried to quell worries that this could be the end of Tupperware as customers know it, ...

A Tupperware home part, Tupperware, Inc. The business of sales has been a vital part of America's economy since the country's earliest years. Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, salesmen ...

The firm's 'Tupperware parties' made it an icon during the 1950s and 1960s consumer revolution, and its air-tight and water-tight containers took the market by storm. But its core business model ...

Efforts to modernize its business model include a digital-first sales strategy and continued cost reductions. Tupperware representatives could not be reached for comment prior to publication.

Shares in Tupperware have fallen by more 50% after ... of their income if not their livelihoods are dependent on this business". Perhaps it will live on in a different form. Laurie Kahn, a ...

the brand said given the news that part of the business has been bought, SA is not included in the deal. The letter adds that it seems SA will not be given any equipment by Tupperware to ...

Tupperware also added that it would try “to facilitate a sale process for the business in order to protect its iconic brand and further advance Tupperware’s transformation into a digital-first ...

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By the time Brownie made the cover of Business Week in 1954, she had a network of 20,000 sellers hosting Tupperware parties. "Brownie would offer the dress off her back as a prize for the best ...

Distributorships ("ships" in the lingo of the business) competed against each other to win a coveted visit from Tupperware's "First Lady." "Brownie mesmerized her audience," staff member Tony ...