Thr US middle class is challenged,not dead,according to Rick Goings,CEO of Tupperware Brands.We're seeing individuals more interested in entrepreneurial activity.Our recruiting for sales force is up.There is hope for the future in the US and Europe,which are about 5% each of our business.
The emerging middle class is gonna grow by a billion people in the next 5-6 years,and women are looking for an opportunity.There are limited earning opportunities for women in retail.
We send a managing director from that country in.She plugs our model in.It works.The sales consultant moved from lower to middle class.She had better relations with her family.
India has been growing double digit.We've been growing 30% in Brazil the last five years.It's the power of women.Men generally can't multitask;women can,said Tupperware CEO Rick Goings.
Tupperware stock closed at 91.73 in Monday trading,up 0.31%.*
I heard a lot of buzz in San Francisco about Meg Whitman and Hewlett-Packard,said CNBC author and analyst Jim Cramer.Meg Whitman is trying very hard to reinvent that company,and I have to say,I think she's succeeding.
Amazon is revered out there.They are fabulous.*
The Emirates is spending 300 million for GE engines.GE's becoming a manufacturer again with a tail of finance,rather than having a dog of finance.*
Elon Musk does seem very confident about Tesla Motors.Hey look,I want one.I wouldn't be dissuaded by the fire risk.*
Whirlpool basically did nothing for a decade.I like Whirlpool now.I don't want to sell Whirlpool.*
No one's talking about giving Twitter money yet.Just in terms of getting in touch with your customers,people seem to favour Facebook.They like to monitor what people are saying about their company on Twitter,Jim Cramer pointed out on CNBC's Squawk On The Street program.*
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