Crumbling Faithful Finances Strain Growing Churches
As church debts rise and financing dries up, megachurches from Metropolitan Baptist in Largo to Seabreeze in Huntington pause ambitious builds. Foreclosures creep into faith communities with New Life, Temple Beth Haverim, and Credit Union lenders reporting delinquencies and stress across the sector.
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GTD guru faces new stress amid layoffs and uncertainty
David Allen, author of Getting Things Done, addressed a San Francisco summit as his consulting firm laid off 40 percent of staff. The movement born from tech culture remains popular, yet economic turmoil tests its promise of stress-free productivity. Allen urged a systematic, proactive approach to processing change and distractions.
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Chrysler faces July cash squeeze despite possible aid
Chrysler LLC could run short of cash in July as plants shut for two weeks to switch model years. CFO Ron Kolka said the $4 billion loan received Jan 2 is slated to last through March 31 and that the company is seeking an additional $5 billion from the Obama administration autos task force.
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