Ikea

No drinking, no weapons, and no public displays of affection are allowed. How fun can that kind of slumber party really be?

Have consumers hit their limit for buying furniture, as one Ikea executive recently claimed? Don’t bet on it. Ikea sure isn’t.

Cheeseburger-loving flexitarians are driving a vegan boom—to the ire of some

The Swedish giant doesn’t just do affordable furniture, it’s also inspired a horror novel, a French bestseller and a museum

A Canadian gold-medal winning sculler rescued at sea and an outbreak of measles strikes the U.K.

Yasmin Nakhuda deserves one more chance with Darwin, writes Barbara Amiel

Pot brownies, grassy libraries and a monkey loose at Ikea

This week: John Baird, Alison Redford, Daryl Katz, CFIA, Ikea

London shooting, Regina theft and Toronto mega-project

The city is hosting a retail boom led by big box stores

It may not be suitable for audiophiles but at least the integrated unit isn’t a plastic prop

Ikea’s trademark bookcase is proving to be a global economic indicator