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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Furniture retailer IKEA said on Saturday it had halted sales of moose lasagne after traces of pork were found in a batch of the product.Full story
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Furniture retailer IKEA said on Saturday it had halted sales of moose lasagne after traces of pork were found in a batch of the product.Full story
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Furniture retailer IKEA's trademark meatballs are returning to the menu after last month's horsemeat scare, with new supply chain controls "from farm to fork", the company's head of foods said on Thursday. Full story
MALMO, Sweden (Reuters) - Without a willingness to lug cheap flat-pack wardrobes home and wrestle with self-assembly, there would be no IKEA, but in Asia, where the locals have other ideas, the Swedish furniture giant thinks it still has a bright future. Full story
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Ikea apologizes for removing images of women from its catalog in Saudi Arabia. Irin Carmon, Salon.com staff writer, and Emily Miller, Washington Times senior opinion editor, discuss whether the company went too far to do business in the country.
Furniture giant IKEA is apologizing after it emerged that the Swedish company erased female models from its catalogue in Saudi Arabia. The firm says the edits do not align with its values. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports.
Mike Ward, President of IKEA USA, explains how the retailer is prepping for an expected uptick in the economy, and discusses why IKEA is switching its lighting to all LED.
Swedish retailer Ikea, known for their budget-friendly furniture, are aiming to open low-cost hotels across Europe starting in 2014. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
Mikael Ohlsson, chief executive of the world's biggest furniture retailer IKEA, watches a presentation before his speech at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economic campus in Shanghai April 2, 2013. REUTERS/Carlos Barria (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS)
IKEA pulled its famous Swedish meatballs from the menu after Czech authorities discovered they contained horsemeat.
A child plays at an IKEA store in Beijing, February 22, 2013. Without a willingness to lug cheap flat-pack wardrobes home and wrestle with self-assembly, there would be no IKEA, but in Asia, where the locals have other ideas, the Swedish furniture giant thinks it still has a bright future. As it exp
Customers look at a cabinet at an IKEA store in Beijing, February 22, 2013. Without a willingness to lug cheap flat-pack wardrobes home and wrestle with self-assembly, there would be no IKEA, but in Asia, where the locals have other ideas, the Swedish furniture giant thinks it still has a bright fut
