5Qs for NAP’s Tim Perry on community centers (and parking lots)Retail real estate and community building are the same thing, says Tim Perry. Work begins on Ikea-anchored ‘meeting place’ in downtown San FranciscoIngka Centres’ long-brewing plan to plant smaller Ikea stores in downtowns across the globe has gotten underway in San Francisco. Global sporting goods giant Decathlon taps Ikea exec as CEO The chief digital officer of Ikea is taking the top spot at a vertically integrated sporting goods company with stores around the globe. Ikea Canada in big rollout of electric delivery trucks The Canadian subsidiary of Swedish furniture giant Ikea is taking a step toward its goal of 100% zero-emission deliveries by 2025. Ikea raising U.S. minimum wage to $16 per hour; adds more benefits Another retailer is increasing its minimum wage and adding benefits as it looks to attract workers in a tight labor market. Ikea debuts 24-hour online festival showcasing homes A global furniture giant is offering a combination of virtual home tours and live musical performances as part of a daylong promotional event. The Consumer Experience: Consequences of a Compressed Innovation Cycle The past 18 months have seen – in retailers and suppliers alike – a critical lack of best practices and an almost overwhelming number of alternate fulfillment solutions being rolled out in mass. Atlantic Station asks guests, ‘What’s your sign?’ Hines's mixed-use center in Atlanta invites patrons to have some fun with the autumnal equinox. Ikea pilots furniture buyback and resale program in the U.S. Ikea is planning to enter the resale market in the United States. 5Qs for Cindy Andersen on Ingka Centres’ U.S. plans Here are two ways to remember that Ingka Centres, a major owner-operator of mega-malls in Europe, Russia, and China, is part of Ikea. First Previous 4 5 6 7 8 Next Last
