IKEA is known for carrying inexpensive furniture. But there is a downside to shopping there — IKEA furniture is famously difficult to assemble. To make the furniture assembly process easier, IKEA ...
You can now pay IKEA to help you put together its confusing furniture. The company announced this morning it’s rolling out the new TaskRabbit At-Home Assembly service in select U.S. markets where ...
Ikea U.S. on Tuesday announced plans to roll out its TaskRabbit At-Home Assembly service, now available online in select markets and in six Ikea stores across the U.S. The TaskRabbit service is ...
Ikea's partnership with TaskRabbit is being rolled out in stores near major cities this year and is now available on Ikea's website. The service allows customers to book a "tasker" to assemble ...
In yet another surprising union of traditional retail and the tech world, IKEA has reportedly snapped up the on-demand service TaskRabbit, Recode reports. The deal makes a lot of sense. TaskRabbit has ...
Furniture giant Ikea’s decision to buy the popular on-demand service TaskRabbit may seem like a natural move: Ikea sells furniture that needs to be built, and TaskRabbit offers the people to do it.
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