What does IKEA stand for? In 1943, a 17-year-old named Ingvar Feodor Kamprad (1926–2018) got some money from his father for doing well in school, despite being dyslexic. Kamprad used the money to ...

“Our founder Ingvar Kamprad [which, by the way, is where the name Ingka comes from, a combination of the beginnings of his name and surname] released a book in 1976 called The Testament of a Furniture ...

But IKEA has believed in these principles since it was founded in 1943 by Ingvar Kamprad, a 17-year-old visionary who began with pens and wallets before eventually pioneering the concept of chic ...

As someone born with dyslexia, I respectfully disagree with Allysia Finley’s column “AI’s Biggest Threat: Young People Who Can’t Think” (Life Science, June 23). For most of my life ...

Two women who found out they had dyslexia in their 40s have described how the diagnosis came as a "huge relief" and was "a lightbulb moment".

Eric Adams educational qualification: How a dyslexic student turned NYPD captain and broke ranks for an independent mayoral run ...

If your child has dyslexia, there are treatment options and resources available that can help him learn to read and write, and catch up in school.

JoJo Siwa says dyslexia affects how she processes movement. Could this explain her 'chaotic' dance? Find out what science says.

The vision of the British Dyslexia Association is a dyslexia friendly society enabling all dyslexic people to reach their potential. They campaign and lobby for long lasting and sustainable change ...

Dyslexia presents its own set of difficulties, and additional challenges can arise when another learning or neurological disorder is diagnosed. Learn about the conditions that commonly occur with ...