Company says ‘emotional but rational decision’ will allow it to reinvest funds into other media
Swedish furniture giant Ikea is to stop printing its famed annual catalogue, ending a seven-decade tradition as customers moved to digital alternatives.
The catalogues offered a snapshot on contemporary living that made them intensely popular, with circulation reaching a peak in 2016, when 200m copies in 32 different languages were distributed worldwide. Continue reading...
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