The Fall of an Icon: Tupperware's Bankruptcy and E-Commerce Challenges

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This chapter explores Tupperware's recent bankruptcy filing, underscoring its struggle against increasing competition and the shift towards e-commerce. The discussion centers on the brand's outdated reliance on home parties for sales and the necessity for innovation to stay relevant in today's market.

Episode 413: Neal and Toby recap the Fed’s decision to make an aggressive cut by 50-basis points and how the stock market reacted. Then, a deadly attack in Beirut caused by exploding pagers has everyone wondering why these pagers are connected to Taiwan. Next, Snap launches their latest AR glasses that are built for developers. Meanwhile, Neal shares his favorite numbers from Norway EVs, Costco housing, and Real Madrid’s noisy stadium. Lastly, the once iconic Tupperware brand files for bankruptcy. Subscribe to Morning Brew Daily for more of the news you need to start your day, share the show with a friend, and leave us a review on your favorite podcast app.

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02:40 - The Fed cuts rates

08:10 - Pager explosion supply chain

12:45 - Snap AR Spectacles

17:45 - Norway EVs

20:00 - Costco housing

23:00 - Spain concert venue fail

26:00 - Tupperware bankruptcy