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I am very happy that the largest european "charitable foundation"[1] is featured on HN. Too bad it doesn't do any charitable work. Decent products and decent cu
by antman 13y ago
I am very happy that the largest european "charitable foundation"[1] is featured on HN. Too bad it doesn't do any charitable work. Decent products and decent customer service are important, raising capital by avoiding taxes appears to be more important.
[1] http://boingboing.net/2009/08/26/ikea-is-owned-by-a-c.html http://boingboing.net/2009/08/26/ikea-is-owned-by-a-c.html
- Einstalbert 13y agoAs a young 20-something moving out into a place of my own in this day and age, I considered their cheap furniture more of a charity than anything else. I guess a soup kitchen would have been the next thing available to someone in my "salary" range.