German voters think they have paid a high price for the troubles of Greece and others.

BBC: Eurozone: What goes around comes around

Compounding the troubles, the high cost of credit stunted business.

WSJ: Thatcher's Economic Overhauls Still Debated

At one fell swoop, thought the high-ups, all their troubles would be solved.

ECONOMIST: The coastguard: In Deepwater | The

And this morning we'll be asking what we can learn about big urban schools across the country from the troubles at Thomas Jefferson High.

NPR: Racial Tensions Overheat at L.A. High School

Cost overruns and troubles signing up tenants for the high-priced space have forced Mills to try selling off a chunk of the mall to other investors.

FORBES: Shopping For Bargains

That it might not be in the best interest of a man with his own past legal troubles to give testimony undermining a high-profile state prosecution did not, apparently, deter him.

WSJ: Rabinowitz: The Trials of Father MacRae

The combined firm's troubles recently led to the loss of a high-flying manager, Jamie Dimon.

ECONOMIST: After the deal

The financial troubles of Britain's plan for a high-speed line from London to the Channel is evidence of that.

ECONOMIST: A better way to fly

Small banks, in particular, are vulnerable to troubles in the commercial real estate sector because they tend to hold a high proportion of property-related loans to total loans.

FORBES: Bank Failures Highlight Lurking Problem

This is something that troubles Halvard Buhaug, the Norwegian researcher behind the 2010 paper that found no link between high temperatures and African conflict.

BBC: Warm, wet - and warring?