IKEA shelves Hanergy solar tie-up

Madeleine Cuff
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IKEA ends solar distribution partnership with Hanergy, which is under investigation by Hong Kong's stock market regulator

Chinese solar firm Hanergy will no longer sell its solar panels to European customers through IKEA stores, after the furniture giant ended the three-year partnership. In a statement released yesterday,...

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