
“Swedish furniture giant Ikea has robust finances despite the economic crisis and will more than double the pace of its new store openings. ‘Thanks to our very strong finances, we have the possibility to invest the significant sums that are needed, even when times are tough in general,’ said Goeran Grosskopf, chairman of the Ingka Holding parent company that comprises all of the Ikea businesses. ‘By 2020 we aim to have almost doubled Ikea’s size,’ he added. Ikea plans to build 20 to 25 new stores per year by 2020 compared to the current rate of six to 10 per year. That is also expected to create tens of thousands of jobs worldwide.”
Related posts:
Liechtenstein for hire at $70,000 a night [2011]
PayPal returns to market with $52 billion valuation
Why the Internet Is About to Replace TV as the Most Important Source of News
Supreme Court rules in favor of Florida property owner over denied development permit
Western powers to offer easing gold sanctions at Iran nuclear talks
Riveting and Chilling: Victims of IRS Targeting Tell Their Stories on Capitol Hill
Malaysia convicts first person under fake news law
Bankrupt Detroit Receives Less U.S. Aid Than Colombia
FATCA Threatens Russia's Financial System, Official Says
Zuckerberg voices frustration with Obama over NSA
18 Tips For Success From Richard Branson
Meet the Rugged Prospectors Still Panning for Gold in California
White House insists NSA surveillance review will be independent
World's Biggest Pension Fund Loses $64 Billion Amid Equity Rout
Intelligence officials overheard joking about how Glenn Greenwald should be 'disappeared'