Records for Ikea – selling better than ever – Business Week

Records for Ikea – selling better than ever – Business Week

Ikea goes like a train, and set a new sales record, Sweden is uninteresting to mining giants despite the wealth of raw materials and the problems of Eniro may be greater than feared. This is the VA’s most important 3 minutes.

IKEA SELL BEATS RECORDS
in 2014 became a record year for the IKEA Group. Sales rose 3 percent to 28.7 billion euros, or the equivalent 263 billion. In Sweden, sales rose 6 percent to 13.8 billion.

“Ikea Group continues to grow and I am pleased to see growth in all sales channels in existing stores, the number of newly opened stores and e-commerce “says CEO Peter Agnefjäll to Dagens Industri.

According to Ikea, the market in China has grown rapidly, but also North America and Europe is good begins to recover. With a strong business model and a small presence in many markets track Agnefjäll continued growth.

Red-Green LINE SHRINK
The Red-Green still leads over alliance parties in Novus’s latest poll, one lead has shrunk considerably since the last poll that came last Thursday. (TV4)

VOTERS WANT INFORMATION BEFORE ELECTION
A majority of voters think that the parties already before the election should tell you what they want to rule with, according to a Sifo Measurement. (Echo)

SWEDEN ARID MINING GIANTS
Although Sweden is described as one of the mining industry’s most attractive countries to invest in so Ogle world’s leading iron ore producers not in Swedish assets. It says commodity professor and former chief economist at the world’s second largest mining company, Rio Tinto, Phillip Crowson. (Echo)

Worse In ENIRO
accounting problems may be greater than what the company wanted to admit. In a review of the company’s accounts for the past few years are significant discrepancies between the cash flow and income statement. The forecasts for revenue and earnings are likely to need to be adjusted downwards further, and the newspaper concludes that a new issue is probably to be expected. (SVD)

NEW YORK STOCK FELL BACK AFTER new records
US stocks dropped slightly overall in Monday’s trading, after five straight weeks of gains brought up the S & amp; P 500 to new heights at the end of last week. Energy related found on the downside, while technology stocks performed strongly.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.2 percent to 17,111 index level, while the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite rose just as much, to 4592. The broader S & amp; P 500 was also down 0.3 percent to 2,001.