The billionaire who died yesterday this is his history of <x0 cope” (Video/Photo)

His savings were his middle name, from the employees they were forced to memorize the “Biblah of Inwar”.

The first month of 2018 was the death of Ingvar Camprad (91), founder of the famous company I KEA, according to Bloomberg, the fourth richest man in the world.

Campad marked an entire era in making and selling furniture, household equipment. He had been in his 17th year when he founded it I KEA, reports Serbian medium “Telegraphy”, broadcast Periscopi.

The global empire known for its affordable prices would probably not have done so if it hadn't carefully spared the problem that the entire empire would have raised.

IKEA champion, who drove an old car, bought fruit only in the afternoon when prices were cheaper.

He had been driving an old Volvo all his life -- although he was carrying a porche in his garage that he had never driven!); and when he was flying, he bought a ticket of affordable constos for an average class.

He had bought them in second-hand shops, and lunch at cheap restaurants.

And now the craziest thing about Camprad visited the less developed countries to relax because the price was cheaper.

One of the greatest businessmen of the 20th century came to the idea of starting work after his father at the age of 17 had given him some money that had shown good success in school.

Despite dyslexia, Camprad had an extraordinary power of will and, above all, a vision of a successful business, though he had no experience in business.

He wanted to spend his entire life doing this business in Sweden, but the tax regime at the time had seriously damaged his plans.

That's why he moved to Switzerland in 1973 to return home only in 2013./Periscopi/