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North America
North America
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EconomyWorld’s top 300 co-operatives had a turnover of $2.14tn in 2018
The largest co-operative in the world based on turnover is Groupe Crédit Agricole from France
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Credit UnionsWoccu president and CEO Brian Branch to retire in July
Mr Branch has been with Woccu since 1990
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DemocracyNominations open for NCBA Clusa’s board of directors
The election will take place between 10 March and 22 April and will be handled electronically.
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HousingUS housing co-ops eligible for Covid-19 relief funding
The SBA had initially rendered housing co-ops ineligible to participate in the programme.
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Credit UnionsCo-ops and credit unions condemn US Capitol Hill violence
Pro-Trump rioters forced their way into the building and tried to prevent the certification of the 2020 presidential election results
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Credit UnionsUS credit unions highlight advocacy priorities for 2021
Nafcu says it will continue to work with lawmakers to ensure they are 'fully aware of the legislative and regulatory needs of credit unions'
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DevelopmentHow co-operative law helps co-ops grow
'Law is one of the means to ascertain which of those entities, which claim to be a co-operative, are really a co-op'
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DevelopmentWho counts the co-ops?
We kick off the new year with a series of articles on issues around co-op growth - starting with statistics
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RetailFrom Brooklyn to Europe: the new wave of co-operative grocery stores
As Luxembourg welcomes a new co-operative food store, we look at some other young European grocery co-ops
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SectorIn memoriam: Some of the friends the co-op movement lost in 2020
Remembering some of the friends the movement lost this year
