If that happens, hedge funds addicted to the credit market will be in deep trouble.

FORBES: Magazine Article

The latest peace process appears to be in deep trouble even before it has begun.

ECONOMIST: Hitting hopes for peace

Having won their vote by 54% to 45% in 2008, Mr Obama may now be in deep trouble with America's 70m Catholics.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

Now people fear the whole industry may be in deep trouble.

ECONOMIST: Telecoms-equipment makers

Billionaire financier says Fannie Mae could be in deep trouble.

FORBES: StreetTalk With Bob Lenzner

It is very powerful, and when it starts making headlines, you can be sure that we are in deep trouble.

FORBES: When the Fed Makes Headlines, You Know We're In Trouble

Several companies that are already in deep trouble have admitted that they will be unable to file while internal investigations into past accounting continue.

ECONOMIST: Swearing by the numbers

At the time, other big cross-border banks, such as Fortis, a Benelux bank, and Dexia, a Belgo-Dutch bank, were in deep trouble, and there were growing concerns among European officials that a country could be overwhelmed if it was home to a big international bank that failed.

ECONOMIST: Iceland