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Local Businesses May Adjust Their Business Models or Go Bankrupt After Ikea's Arrival.

Summary by 大纪元 Epoch Times
According to an NZ Herald report on December 8, IKEA opened its first store in Sylvia Park, Auckland, forcing local businesses that had long imported IKEA furniture from overseas to adjust their business models in order to survive, with one of them choosing to close down.
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Local Businesses May Adjust Their Business Models or Go Bankrupt After Ikea's Arrival.

According to an NZ Herald report on December 8, IKEA opened its first store in Sylvia Park, Auckland, forcing local businesses that had long imported IKEA furniture from overseas to adjust their business models in order to survive, with one of them choosing to close down.

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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