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IKEA Turns Its Most Ignored Tool Into a Fashionable Idea

For years, the most reliable thing about an IKEA purchase wasn’t the flatpack. It was the small, L-shaped promise tucked inside. An Allen key that would be used once, then quietly disappear into a drawer of forgotten things. Now, IKEA Singapore has decided that maybe the problem wasn’t the tool.

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GO Has The Inside Scoop For Malaysia’s Sweetest Travel-Inspired Campaign

GO Communications has been appointed by Inside Scoop, Malaysia’s beloved home-grown ice cream brand, to lead PR and communications for its deliciously original new campaign, Rasa-Rasa Malaysia. The travel-inspired celebration of local flavour created in conjunction with Visit Malaysia 2026 was launched just days ago by Encik Wizani bin Rosmin,

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Omnicom Media Crowned #1 Network In Malaysia and APAC.

In the latest edition of the Network Diagnostics report from RECMA (Research Company Evaluating the Media Agency Industry), Omnicom Media, has been ranked #1 in Malaysia and Asia Pacific. This achievement contributed to Omnicom Media being named the best performing global media group, with top rankings across North America, EMEA,

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IKEA Malaysia Hands WPP Media Click-to-Cart Mandate

Home furnishing giant, IKEA Malaysia, has appointed WPP Media Malaysia as its integrated media agency for the next three years, consolidating media strategy, planning, and buying under one roof. The move signals a recalibration of how retail media works in a market where discovery happens online, but decisions are still

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Nestlé Took a Break as 400,000 KitKats Were Stolen

Somewhere between a factory in Italy and a delivery point in Poland, 12 tonnes of KitKat quietly disappeared. That is 413,793 chocolate bars. Enough to fuel a small nation’s tea breaks. Or, as the internet quickly described, the plot of the most polite heist movie ever conceived. For Nestlé, this

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Malaysia Moves to Redraw the Under 16 Social Media Line By June

If everything goes to plan, Malaysia may soon do what many governments have debated but few have executed cleanly: draw a hard line between childhood and the algorithm. At the centre of it is Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, who signalled that a nationwide restriction on social media access for

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