KINA 2013-09-27 Customers at an IKEA furniture store in China September, 2013. Customers falling asleep in the beds and sofas of IKEA are not unusual in China. But thatÂ’s not a problem according to the IKEA management -We welcome all who want to come to our stores. All our visitors are potential customers, said Linda Xu, public relations for the the Ikea grouo in China, according to Swediosh newspaper DN, quting Le Figaro. Since Ikea established itself in China 15 years ago, the country has become one of their most important markets. Nearly 15 million people visited the 11 stores in China la

KINA 2013-09-27 Customers at an IKEA furniture store in China September, 2013. Customers falling asleep in the beds and sofas of IKEA are not unusual in China. But thatÂ’s not a problem according to the IKEA management -We welcome all who want to come to our stores. All our visitors are potential customers, said Linda Xu, public relations for the the Ikea grouo in China, according to Swediosh newspaper DN, quting Le Figaro. Since Ikea established itself in China 15 years ago, the country has become one of their most important markets. Nearly 15 million people visited the 11 stores in China la Stock Photo

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KINA 2013-09-27 Customers at an IKEA furniture store in China September, 2013. Customers falling asleep in the beds and sofas of IKEA are not unusual in China. But thatÂ’s not a problem according to the IKEA management -We welcome all who want to come to our stores. All our visitors are potential customers, said Linda Xu, public relations for the the Ikea grouo in China, according to Swediosh newspaper DN, quting Le Figaro. Since Ikea established itself in China 15 years ago, the country has become one of their most important markets. Nearly 15 million people visited the 11 stores in China last year and several new stores to be opened in the coming years, including Shanghai, Beijing and Chongqing. Foto: Jonas Lindkvist / DN / TT / Kod: 3507 ** SVD OUT **

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