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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

IKEA

Ikea assembles modest sales rise in 'tough' conditions FLAT-PACK furniture giant Ikea has scraped out a modest rise in sales despite a "tough" economic backdrop.

Looking back at a decade of IKEA FROM flatpack furniture to meatballs and little plastic containers you never realised you really needed, to assorted cushions, ethnic inspired rugs and duvet covers with unpronounceable names, it all adds up to just one little four letter word.

Ikana say that? Ikea threatens to sue A SMALL Scottish furniture company has been threatened with legal action by Ikea over a sales slogan which pokes gentle fun at the Swedish retail giant.

Ikea walking all over us, say angry Danes POWER games between Scandinavian neighbours are nothing new – generations of monarchs fought bitter battles over land for the best part of a millennium.

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Out with the old ... in with the flatpack

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