This report provides a comprehensive analysis of IKEA's business ethics, focusing on its ethical issues, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) actions, and stakeholder management. The report begins with an abstract and introduction, highlighting the significance of ethics in business and its application to IKEA's operations. It delves into significant ethical issues faced by IKEA, including problems related to human rights, product quality, and environmental concerns, drawing from both historical and recent events. The report then explores IKEA's vision, mission, and code of practice, examining how these elements influence the company's actions and guide its ethical decision-making. It applies Carroll's Four-Part Model of Corporate Social Responsibility to analyze IKEA's CSR initiatives, evaluating its economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities. The report also discusses key relationship attributes such as power, legitimacy, and urgency, demonstrating how IKEA manages its relationships with various stakeholders. Finally, the report offers recommendations for IKEA to enhance its ethical performance in the future, providing a conclusion that summarizes the key findings and insights. The report references various sources to support its analysis, including academic journals, industry reports, and news articles.