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Tupperware, Halloween candy, claw machines — oh my!

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4.68.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Tupperware, the once-innovative plastic container brand, filed for bankruptcy a few weeks ago. Other companies still sell via party, but Tupperware pioneered the model. What happened? Also in this episode: Gummy candy overtakes chocolate in the Halloween sales race, and a family trip overseas inspires a claw machine arcade business in Colorado.

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1:00.7

ahead to Halloween.

1:03.0

From American public media, this is Marketplace.

1:07.0

In New York, I'm Kristen Schwab in for Kyra's doll. It's Friday the 25th of October. Thanks for listening.

1:20.0

It kind of feels like we're living in a hold our breath moment the election the next Fed meeting but as we wait

1:27.4

There are plenty of details that could give us some insight into what's to come so let's get into it So deep ready is at Politico. Gina Smieleke is at the New York Times. Hey you two.

1:37.0

Hi Kristen. Hey Kristen.

1:40.0

So today's big piece of economic data was consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan.

1:47.0

It hit a six month high in October.

1:50.0

Gina, we, as in we on this show, but also you and I as reporters, have long talked about how grumpy people feel about the economy despite all the economic data. What's changed?

2:07.6

Yeah, so as with so many things right now it was a little bit political, a little bit economic. What we saw was that confidence really improved a lot among Republicans

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