The meme traders are back. Shares of Tupperware (TUP) have exploded by about 165% this week and more than 300% over the last month for no discernible reason. The Florida-based container company ...

leaving many to wonder whether it might be the latest "meme stock." According to data from Marketwatch, 27% of Tupperware shares that are available to trade have been "shorted" by investors.

Tupperware has faced financial struggles and declining competitiveness, leading to a 96% drop in its stock price over the last 10 years. Retail investors have recently been pouring into TUP ...

could become the latest benefactor of the meme stock craze. Tupperware’s stock price stood at $3.39 around 2:45 p.m. ET Friday, a 446% increase from less than two weeks ago when it was 62 cents ...

Bed Bath & Beyond has wrapped up its liquidation sale and GameStop is losing executives, so the meme stock crowd is ... Shares of Tupperware have rallied in the last several days, with shares ...

(Scott Olson/Getty Images) Shares of Tupperware, Rite Aid and trucking giant Yellow have been on a wild ride. The eye-popping swings in recent days are reminiscent of the meme-stock craze during ...

Money does not offer advisory services.*** Is there yet another meme stock frenzy on the horizon? Shares of Tupperware — yes, those iconic plastic containers filled with leftovers in your ...

Since July 18, shares of Tupperware have skyrocketed 850%. Some of that has been fueled by some meme energy, with online investors pumping up a stock they believed had low risk and high potential ...

Tupperware might be the latest meme stock after more than tripling in value within a week. The troubled food storage brand is battling sliding sales and a $700 million debt mountain. But redditors ...