Over the course of human history, many things have changed. One thing that has not -- at least not at its core -- is cooking.

Once a staple in American households, direct to consumer companies like Tupperware and Avon are seeing significant shake ups after filing for bankruptcy.

On Thursday, Newell Brands Inc (NWL) stock saw a modest uptick, ending the day at $9.11 which represents a slight increase of $0.29 or 3.29% from the prior close of $8.82. The stock opened at $8.86 ...

A U.S. bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of Tupperware Brands to a group of lenders, enabling the iconic food storage company to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and attempt a resurgence ...

Tupperware Brands’ sales revenue was $1.37 ... In the same year, it launched in Target stores. In markets such as India, it sells its products on various e-commerce platforms.

Rubbermaid, OXO and even recycled takeout food containers snagged customers — as well as home storage lines at major retailers like Target, Walmart and Amazon. Financial troubles piled up in the ...

Tupperware once revolutionized food storage, with the brand’s roots dating back to a post-World War II mission of helping families save money on food waste with an airtight lid seal. The plastic ...