Furniture retail company Ikea will be bringing back its Filipino food menu in three stores in the United Arab Emirates this month. The Swedish furniture store announced its “Best of Filipino Cuisine” ...
The rise of social media apps and short video platforms has created several problems, one of which is the phenomenon called doom scrolling. The condition involves people unable to control the urge to ...
IKEA Dubai is running a promotion that lets customers spend their time as money, according to Forbes. Shoppers can show associates their Google Maps timeline at checkout to be credited for the amount ...
(MENAFNEditorial) HAPPIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD? Dubai, 7th November 2017: The UAE could be one of the happiest places in the world, as nearly half of us have admitted to playing every day, according ...
ALBAWABA - People were shocked by the newly released advanced bed by IKEA after the company said it is not made for human use. What is the deal? The Swedish company's UAE branch uncovered a new tiny ...
18 November 2005 DUBAI -- The largest IKEA store in the Middle East was inaugurated at Dubai Festival City(DFC) by Bruno Beijer, Swedish Ambassador and Abdulla Al Futtaim, chairman, Al Futtaim ...
IKEA's Globally Local campaign celebrates the moment where global design meets the soul of local culture. It is a meeting of clean Scandinavian lines and the timeless artistry, heritage, and stories ...
(YAS ISLAND, ABU DHABI) -- IKEA UAE, part of Al-Futtaim group announced it expects to serve nearly 1.3 million visitors in the first year of operations when the world's best known furniture and ...
16 October 2005DUBAI -- IKEA, a member of the Al-Futtaim Group is planning a huge expansion and will inaugurate its new retail outlet around mid November, which is spread over an area of 35,000 square ...
IKEA's sprawling blue and yellow stores are usually located on the outskirts of cities, so for most people a trip to the Swedish furniture kingdom is a big event in itself. To reward its customers for ...
If a dedicated plate for meatballs wasn’t weird enough, Ikea created tiny beds with NFC functionality that reward you with in-store vouchers if you keep your smartphone tucked in for seven hours every ...
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