How IKEA Is Keeping Its Furniture Affordable
Amid global inflation, tariffs, and energy shocks, IKEA CEO Juvencio Maestu has led a counterintuitive strategy of cutting prices—sacrificing €2 billion in revenue—to stay aligned with its mission of affordability for the 'many people.' By investing heavily in renewable energy and refinin
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