IKEA is using more wood from Sweden and the Baltics to make up for not sourcing it from Russia and Belarus, which the company has shunned due to Moscow's war in Ukraine business Article 504 words 4 votes
Iceland Foods has lost its ongoing legal battle with the country Iceland over the frozen food retailer's trademark name after the EUIPO dismissed its appeal business Link 7 votes
Counterfeits, fraud, and theft: Why Silca changed its return policy Article 7579 words, published Jul 26 2022 8 votes
Lego is to cease all operations in Russia indefinitely after pausing deliveries to its eighty-one stores in the country in March business Article 338 words 13 votes
FTC sues Walmart for facilitating money transfer fraud that fleeced customers out of hundreds of millions business Article 112 words 9 votes
Trader Joe's workers in Massachusetts file to create chain's first union business Article 475 words, published Jun 8 2022 16 votes
IKEA furniture and homeware prices are to rise as a result of lasting disruption to its supply chain – increased cost of raw materials knocked its full-year profits business Article 476 words 5 votes
Amazon copied products and rigged search results to promote its own brands, documents show business Article 4368 words 20 votes
Lego profits more than doubled in first six months of the year – Danish toymaker was one of the winners from Covid restrictions business Article 517 words 7 votes
Tesla buys $1.5 billion in bitcoin, plans to accept it as payment cryptocurrency business Article 142 words 22 votes
GameStop's stock has surged 1,500% in nine months after activist investors take board seats along with a massive short squeeze business Article 1607 words 30 votes
Furniture giant IKEA is planning to sell spare parts for its furniture – its aim is to prolong the life of its products and dispel the idea that it makes disposable goods business Article 19 votes
Some educated guesses about the companies, products, and services that are facing down a terrible 2021 business Article 1335 words, published Dec 31 2020 9 votes
Jeans now, pay later: Are the new online services that allow you to buy just about anything in interest-free installments too good to be true? Article 609 words 8 votes
FedEx and UPS hit companies with unexpected holiday shipping limits business Article 978 words 9 votes
CEO of Philip Morris, the company that makes Marlboro, says cigarette sales may end within ten to fifteen years business Article 290 words 9 votes
Multiple court rulings have found Amazon responsible for defects in products sold by third-party merchants business Article 2117 words 6 votes
More than half of San Francisco storefronts closed due to pandemic business Article 444 words 8 votes
eBay is reportedly getting close to a deal to sell its classified-ads business to Adevinta, a Norwegian company that runs online marketplaces business Article 350 words 6 votes
A risky bet by America’s mall owners: Plucking retailers out of bankruptcy to salvage a pandemic-hit industry business Article 1264 words 7 votes
Nearly half of commercial retail rents were not paid in April and May business Article 1787 words 9 votes
IKEA's shopping malls arm Ingka Centres plans US entry in major play business Article 778 words 6 votes
Iceland wins EU trademark battle against United Kingdom-based supermarket chain business Article 585 words, published Apr 12 2019 7 votes
Amazon-owned Whole Foods is quietly tracking its employees with a heat map tool that ranks which stores are most at risk of unionizing business Article 1378 words 20 votes
Inside the story of how H-E-B planned for the pandemic business Article 3964 words, published Mar 26 2020 8 votes