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This edition was generated on Mon Aug 1 08:45:02 EDT 2011

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General News Update

Yahoo! Reuters Headlines-General News:

  • The bank said it is restructuring in Latin America, the US, the UK, France and the Middle East
    HSBC to cut 30,000 jobs in global overhaul AP - 50 mins ago

    British banking group HSBC said Monday it will cut 30,000 jobs worldwide by 2013 and sell almost half its retail bank branches in the U.S., part of a new strategy to focus on fast-growing emerging markets. More »HSBC to cut 30,000 jobs in global overhaul

    The bank said it is restructuring in Latin America, the US, the UK, France and the Middle East

    British banking group HSBC said Monday it will cut 30,000 jobs worldwide by 2013 and sell almost half its retail bank branches in the U.S., part of a new strategy to focus on fast-growing emerging markets.

  • A view shows the smoke rising in the city of Hama in this still image taken from video
    Tanks shell Syria's Hama for second day, 4 killed Reuters - 46 mins ago

    AMMAN (Reuters)- Syrian tanks shelled the city of Hama, scene of a 1982 massacre, for the second day on Monday, killing at least four civilians, residents said, in an assault to try to crush protests against President Bashar … More »Tanks shell Syria's Hama for second day, 4 killed

    A view shows the smoke rising in the city of Hama in this still image taken from video

    AMMAN (Reuters)- Syrian tanks shelled the city of Hama, scene of a 1982 massacre, for the second day on Monday, killing at least four civilians, residents said, in an assault to try to crush protests against President Bashar al-Assad.

  • People pay their respects for the victims of the attacks in front of a sea of flowers outside the Oslo cathedral
    Norwegians call for tougher laws after mass killing Reuters - 2 hrs 1 min ago

    OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegians believe penalties for serious crimes in their country should be tightened in the wake of a shooting and bomb attack that killed 77 people in July, an opinion poll showed Monday. More »Norwegians call for tougher laws after mass killing

    People pay their respects for the victims of the attacks in front of a sea of flowers outside the Oslo cathedral

    OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegians believe penalties for serious crimes in their country should be tightened in the wake of a shooting and bomb attack that killed 77 people in July, an opinion poll showed Monday.

  • From left, Caitlin Leavey, of New York, Farrah Sarrawi of Palestine, Francesca Picerno of the US, and Allison Stahlman, are applauded during Project Common Bond on the Foxcroft School campus in Middleburg, Va., Wednesday, July 27, 2011. Project Common Bond brings together offspring of 9/11 victims with other teens who have lost family members to acts of terror around the world. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
    Children of terrorist victims bond at summer camp AP - 3 hrs ago

    Jason Vadhan didn't know anyone when he arrived at a summer camp for young people who, like him, have lost a loved one in a terrorist attack. But it didn't take long for him to form profound relationships. More »Children of terrorist victims bond at summer camp

    From left, Caitlin Leavey, of New York, Farrah Sarrawi of Palestine, Francesca Picerno of the US, and Allison Stahlman, are applauded during Project Common Bond on the Foxcroft School campus in Middleburg, Va., Wednesday, July 27, 2011. Project Common Bond brings together offspring of 9/11 victims with other teens who have lost family members to acts of terror around the world. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

    Jason Vadhan didn't know anyone when he arrived at a summer camp for young people who, like him, have lost a loved one in a terrorist attack. But it didn't take long for him to form profound relationships.

  • Spanish United Nations peacekeepers atop armored vehicles patrol the border in the southeastern Wazzani River area, Lebanon, Monday, Aug. 1, 2011. Israeli and Lebanese troops briefly exchanged fire Monday on the countries' border, a volatile area where tensions can easily reignite hostilities between the two nations. (AP Photo/Lutfallah Daher)
    Lebanese, Israeli troops exchange fire on border AP - 2 hrs 59 mins ago

    Israeli and Lebanese troops briefly exchanged fire Monday on the countries' border, a volatile area where tensions can easily reignite hostilities between the two nations. More »Lebanese, Israeli troops exchange fire on border

    Spanish United Nations peacekeepers atop armored vehicles patrol the border in the southeastern Wazzani River area, Lebanon, Monday, Aug. 1, 2011. Israeli and Lebanese troops briefly exchanged fire Monday on the countries' border, a volatile area where tensions can easily reignite hostilities between the two nations. (AP Photo/Lutfallah Daher)

    Israeli and Lebanese troops briefly exchanged fire Monday on the countries' border, a volatile area where tensions can easily reignite hostilities between the two nations.

  • Results from a July survey of business conditions in nine Midwestern and Plains states suggest a slowdown in growth.

  • Nearly 1,000 cab drivers in eastern China blocked traffic and protested Monday over a lack of government intervention into rising fuel costs. It was the latest sign of discontent over the country's surging inflation.

  • American drone-fired missiles slammed into a car near the Afghan border on Monday, killing four suspected Islamist militants, Pakistani intelligence officials said.

  • Pieces of Rupert Murdoch's empire continue to fall away. Last month, as British police continued to investigate phone-hacking claims against the News of the World, the media magnate sold off his Russian billboard company, News Outdoor, for around $270 million, less than a fifth of the value it had three years ago. The sale …

  • Should employers have the right to discriminate against job applicants who have been convicted of crimes? That's the fundamental question that both the city of San Francisco and the federal government are wrestling with as they consider whether employers should be able to take prospective workers' criminal records into …

  • People walk by Honda models on display at Honda Motor Co. head office in Tokyo, Monday, Aug. 1, 2011. Honda's quarterly profit plunged nearly 90 percent after the quake in northeastern Japan disrupted production and sales, but the automaker raised full-year forecasts as its confidence in a recovery mounts. (AP Photo/Junji Kurokawa)

    Honda's quarterly profit plunged nearly 90 percent after the quake in northeastern Japan hammered production and sales, but the automaker raised full-year forecasts as its confidence in a recovery mounts.

  • Tropical Storm Eugene is getting stronger in the open water of the Pacific but remains far from the coast of Mexico.

  • The family of Amy Winehouse is seeking political backing to set up a drug rehabilitation center in her name.

  • In this image released by NASA/JPL on Thursday July 28,2011 shows an image of the dark side of Vesta asteroid captured by NASA'S Dawn spacecraft on July 23, 2011, and taken from a distance of about 3,200 miles (5,200 kilometers) away from the giant asteroid. Scientists are busy poring through images of  Vesta, the first time it has been photographed up close. On July 15,  the Dawn spacecraft slipped into orbit around the 330-mile-wide rocky body and began beaming back images. (AP Photo/NASA/JPL)

    Scientists are busy poring over images of the massive asteroid Vesta, the first time it has been photographed up close.

  • Buzz Aldrin, former astronaut, center, and Richard Garriott, first second-generation space traveler, right, talk about space exploration outside the Space Needle on Sunday, July 31, 2011, in Seattle as Ron Sevart, CEO of the Space Needle, left, listens in. Aldrin and Garriott were at the Space Needle to help promote a contest sponsored by the Needle to celebrate its 50th anniversary by sending a member of the general public into space.     (AP Photo/Joe Nicholson)

    To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Seattle's iconic Space Needle, organizers want to go beyond Earth.

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