Ingka Group, the primary operator of IKEA stores, has revealed a significant reduction in the cost of meals at IKEA restaurants from Monday to Friday in Austria, Canada, China, Denmark, France, ...

In 14 countries around the world, Ingka Group is cutting the price of restaurant meals in half Monday through Friday, with kids eating free.

Ikea recently said it would slash the price of its U.S. in-store menu by half from Monday through Friday. A reputation for serving food worth eating can be good for retailers, industry experts say ...

Ikea says it's cutting meal costs in half at its restaurants in several countries, though the length of time and who it applies to will vary by country.

The Swedish retailer told CNBC on Wednesday that it plans to cut prices in its restaurants globally by 50 percent on weekdays. In addition, Ikea will be offering free meals for children.

In Sweden, 2,500 products had their prices reduced, and in Canada, more than 1,500 products had price cuts. Ikea seeks to restore the company’s prices to its inflation-adjusted pre-pandemic ...

Outside its food retail business, Ikea is also looking to expand its home furnishing product range to tap into China's growing elder population. Ikea shoppers will see price cuts of up to 50% at many ...

Ikea plans more US price cuts as transportation, materials costs ease In Germany, 2,000 products saw their prices decreased by an average of 20% in January ...

Ikea, the flat-pack furniture giant, has started cutting prices after a year marked by soaring inflation and weak consumer sentiment in most of its markets. “I think 2023 was the year where we ...

IKEA annual sales slumped 5% as consumers pull back on furniture purchases amid a weak housing market, according to an earnings report released Thursday.. The Swedish home decor retailer has ...