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FinancialWhere has reporting season left the retail co-operatives?
Paul Gosling's analysis of the annual reports which have so far been released
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Banking and InsuranceConcern over India’s co-operative banks
Paul Gosling looks at the crisis that has hit the sector in recent months
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BusinessLessons from the collapse of Thomas Cook
Thousands of former staff from the Co-op Group’s joint venture with the travel company are...
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LegalThe long slow road to Irish co-op reform
The sector has been crying out for legislative change – but what form will this...
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SectorCo-op Party launches manifesto for Northern Ireland
One-day conference launches the document, which sets out plans for extensive economic, political and social...
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Banking and InsuranceRegulatory failures and the fall of the Co-op Bank
Paul Gosling looks at the Mark Zelmer report on the actions of the FSA
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Banking and InsuranceThe slow death of the Cyprus Co-op Bank
'Decisive intervention to save the bank never happened: yet earlier political intervention to influence lending...
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FairtradeIs Fairtrade fair? Movement answers its critics
With Traidcraft in crisis, Paul Gosling looks at debate surrounding the drive for a more...
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Banking and InsuranceCo-op banks in crisis: You can’t put a price on values
'Should Swiss regulators conclude that public companies are a better structure for banks, there would...
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SectorNorthern Ireland’s co-op movement looks at ways to boost the sector
Paul Gosling reports from the Northern Ireland Co-operative Party’s weekend policy school in Portrush
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