ទំព័រគំរូ:Infobox cooperative/doc

Wikiand Credit Union
Former type	Credit union
Fate	Acquired
Predecessor	Wilson Wikiana & Company
Successor	Wikianian & Wikianian Finances, Inc.
Founded	Seattle, Washington, United States (1930)
Founder(s)	William Wikiand
Defunct	2000
Headquarters	Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Number of locations	350 banks (1999)
Area served	North America
Key people	William Wikiand (Founder); Robert Wikiand (CEO)
Industry	Investment services
Products	Financial services
Revenue	US$326,810,243 (1999)
Operating income	US$185,967,452 (1999)
Net income	US$47,698,713 (1999)
AUM	US$1,127,284,951 (1999)
Total assets	US$981,357,912 (1999)
Total equity	US$924,801,752 (1999)
Members	21,123
Employees	1,520 (2000)
Parent	Mega Financial Corporation (1959-2000)
Subsidiaries	Wikiand Loans Inc., Wikiand Mortgages Corporation
Website	wikiandcu.coop

Anybody's Cooperative
Type	Cooperative
Genre	Corporate histories
Founded	New York City, U.S. (1900)
Founder(s)	Wikiped Wikiad
Headquarters	Seattle, Washington, U.S.
Number of locations	300 stores (2000) at 2000-12-31
Area served	North America
Key people	Wikiped Wikiad (Founder) ; Waldo Wikiad (CEO)
Industry	Publishing
Products	Books, magazines
Services	Literary restoration, literary archiving
Revenue	US$500,000,000 (2000), 5% from 1999
Operating income	US$350,000,000 (2000) from 1999
Net income	US$50,000,000 (2000) 12% from 1999
Total assets	US$1,500,000,000 at 2000-12-31 9% from year earlier
Total equity	US$950,000,000 at 2000-12-31 6% from year earlier
Members	12,543 (2000)
Employees	1,500 (2000)
Parent	Mega Corporation Inc.
Divisions	TCC Company Histories, TCC Magazine Services
Subsidiaries	Restored Book Company, Super Archives, Ltd.
Website	anybodyscooperative.coop

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Usage

Copy and paste a blank version to use. All fields are optional.

{{Infobox cooperative
|name             = 
|logo             = 
|caption          = 
|type             = 
|genre            = 
|fate             = 
|predecessor      = 
|successor        = 
|foundation       = 
|founder          = 
|defunct          = 
|location_city    = 
|location_country = 
|locations        = 
|area_served      = 
|key_people       = 
|industry         = 
|products         = 
|services         = 
|revenue          = 
|operating_income = 
|net_income       = 
|aum              = 
|assets           = 
|equity           = 
|members          = 
|num_employees    = 
|parent           = 
|divisions        = 
|subsid           = 
|homepage         = 
|footnotes        = 
|intl             = 
}}

Parameters

Field names with an asterisk (*) are fields used for defunct companies only. Location data can be provided in either the location or location_city/location_country fields. Note that the examples below are presented in wikicode and do not necessarily reflect actual statistics.

name: Name of the company.
Example: Microsoft Corporation
If the company is based in a country with a different language, the name field should read [Name of company] [Name of company in native language].
logo: Logo or graphic by which the company is currently and most readily identified.
caption
type: Type of company, either Public, Private or similar.
Example: [[Public company|Public]] ({{nasdaq|MSFT}})
Example: [[Privately held company|Private]] (subsidiary of [[Berkshire Hathaway]])
genre: Genre is primarily used for publishing and other media companies, and is of little value for other types. If this field is filled, consider using {{infobox publisher}} instead.
Examples: Biographies, Science fiction, Western
fate*: The type of cause of the company to go defunct.
Examples: Acquired, Bankruptcy, Dissolved
If the cause of the company's dissolution is unclear, just use the last example above (Dissolved).
predecessor: The corporate predecessor of the company.
Example (as used in Berliner-Joyce Aircraft): Berliner Aircraft Company
successor*: The corporate successor of the company. Usually the successor is the company that acquired this company.
Example (as used in NeXT): [[Apple Inc.]]
foundation: Place and date of company establishment. Use {{Start date}} for the date.
Example: [[Albuquerque, New Mexico]], U.S. ({{Start date|1975|04|04}})
founder: Person or persons who founded the company.
Example: [[Bill Gates]] [[Paul Allen]]
defunct*: Date of the company going defunct (dissolved). Use {{End date}} for the date.
Example: {{End date|2000}}
Example: {{End date|2000|06|30}}
location_city: Current city or city and state of the company's headquarters. If this field is used, do not use location field.
Example: [[Redmond, Washington]]
Example: [[Nuremberg]]
location_country: Current country of the company's headquarters. Do not use flag icons, as this places an unnecessary emphasis on nationality; see for a detailed rationale.
Example: U.S.
Example: Germany
locations: Number of locations the company has physical properties, expressed as a number, with the applicable year in parentheses.
Example: 800 stores (2004)
area_served: Geographic area the company does business in.
Examples: Worldwide, North America, [[New York metropolitan area]]
key_people: Individuals most closely associated with the company. Limit to at most three or four people, using popular names rather than formal names.
Example: [[Bill Gates]], [[Entrepreneur|Co-founder]] and [[Chair (official)#Types|Executive Chairman]] [[Paul Allen]], [[Entrepreneur|Co-founder]]
industry: Primary business market and/or industry the company occupies.
Example: [[Computer software]] [[Computer hardware]] [[Video game]]s
products: Best known products produced by the company.
Example: [[Microsoft Windows]] [[Microsoft Office]]
services: Services offered by the company.
Example: [[Computer repair]] [[Housekeeper|Housekeeping]]
revenue: Total revenue recognized by the company in its most recent fiscal year, with the applicable year in parentheses.
Example: [[United States dollar|US$]]512,256,128,064 (2004)
operating_income: Total operating income recognized by the company in its most recent fiscal year, with the applicable year in parentheses.
Example: US$256,128,064,032 (2004)
net_income: Net income or profit realized by the company in its most recent fiscal year, with the applicable year in parentheses.
Example: US$128,064,032,016 (2004)
aum: The company's total assets under management (AUM), with the applicable year in parenthesis. (Used for financial companies only).
Example: US$200,000,000,000 (2002)
assets: Total assets controlled by the company.
Example: US$64,032,016,008 (2004)
equity: Total equity held in the company.
Example: US$32,016,008,004 (2004)
members: Current owner of the company, if applicable.
Example: [[Willie Hayes]]
num_employees: Total number of people employed by the company, with the applicable year in parentheses.
Example: 3,493 (2004)
parent: Holding company, parent company or Group of the company.
Example: [[Google]]
divisions: Primary divisions operated by this company.
Example: Operating system software, computer gaming, hardware
subsid: Primary subsidiaries operated by the company.
Example (as a part of Hewlett-Packard): [[Compaq]]
homepage: Official or primary website operated by the company.
Example: {{URL|example.com}}
footnotes: Additional notes about the terms, names and figures used in the company's infobox.

Notes

In the revenue, operating_income and net_income fields, you may include an indicator icon to indicate the change compared to the previous fiscal year; to avoid confusion, place the indicator before the number. Please note that this is not intended to reflect the actual numerical change in value, only the direction of change compared to the previous year. If no citable information is available for previous fiscal year data, please do not use an icon.

{{increase}},

{{steady}} or  {{decrease}}

Example: {{increase}} US$128,064,032 (2004)

Examples

Example 1

{{infobox cooperative
| name             = Anybody's Cooperative
| logo             = [[File:Example.png|160px]]
| type             = [[Cooperative]]
| genre            = Corporate histories
| predecessor      = The Wikitory Company
| foundation       = New York City, U.S. ({{Start date|1900}})
| founder          = Wikiped Wikiad
| location_city    = [[Seattle, Washington]]
| location_country = U.S.
| locations        = 300 stores ''(2000)'' at 2000-12-31
| area_served      = North America
| key_people       = Wikiped Wikiad <small>(Founder)</small> <br />
                    Waldo Wikiad <small>([[Chief executive officer|CEO]])</small>
| industry         = [[Publishing]]
| products         = Books, magazines
| services         = Literary restoration, literary archiving
| revenue          = US$500,000,000 ''(2000)'', {{increase}} 5% from 1999
| operating_income = US$350,000,000 ''(2000)'' {{steady}} from 1999
| net_income       = US$50,000,000 ''(2000)'' {{decrease}} 12% from 1999
| assets           = US$1,500,000,000 at 2000-12-31 {{decrease}} 9% from year earlier
| equity           = US$950,000,000  at 2000-12-31 {{increase}} 6% from year earlier
| members          = 12,543 ''(2000)''
| num_employees    = 1,500 ''(2000)''
| parent           = Mega Corporation Inc.
| divisions        = TCC Company Histories, TCC Magazine Services
| subsid           = Restored Book Company, Super Archives, Ltd.
| homepage         = {{URL|anybodyscooperative.coop}}
| footnotes        = 
}}

Example 2

{{infobox cooperative
| name             = Wikiand Credit Union
| logo             = [[File:Example.png|160px]]
| type             = [[Credit union]]
| genre            = 
| fate             = Acquired
| predecessor      = Wilson Wikiana & Company
| successor        = Wikianian & Wikianian Finances, Inc.
| foundation       = [[Seattle, Washington]], United States ({{Start date|1930}})
| founder          = William Wikiand
| defunct          = {{End date|2000}}
| location_city    = [[Atlanta, Georgia]]
| location_country = United States
| locations        = 350 banks (1999)
| area_served      = North America
| key_people       = William Wikiand (Founder)<br />Robert Wikiand ([[Chief executive officer|CEO]])
| industry         = [[Investment|Investment services]]
| products         = [[Financial services]]
| revenue          = {{increase}} US$326,810,243 (1999)
| operating_income = {{steady}} US$185,967,452 (1999)
| net_income       = {{decrease}} US$47,698,713 (1999)
| aum              = {{increase}} US$1,127,284,951 (1999)
| assets           = {{decrease}} US$981,357,912 (1999)
| equity           = {{increase}} US$924,801,752 (1999)
| members          = 21,123
| num_employees    = 1,520 (2000)
| parent           = Mega Financial Corporation (1959-2000)
| subsid           = Wikiand Loans Inc., Wikiand Mortgages Corporation
| homepage         = {{URL|wikiandcu.coop}}
| footnotes        = 
}}

Resources

Company and financial info

Datamonitor - Provides free company profiles including descriptions, headquarter address, website address, employees, revenue and other financial data, industry categorization, and more. Additional data is available from purchasable company profiles.
Yahoo! Finance - Provides revenue [Revenue (ttm)], operating_income [Operating Cash Flow (ttm)] and net_income [Net Income Avl to Common (ttm)] data, plus various other information. Enter the ticker symbol or find company name, then click on the "Key Statistics" link in the left column. Yahoo! also operates websites in many locations worldwide, links to which are located at the bottom of the web page.
Hoover's - Provides revenue and net_income data. Also provides num_employees figures.
Many companies also provide annual financial reports as downloadable PDF files in the "investor relations" section of their website. Financial figures are typically found in the last half of an annual report.

Stock info

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