2012/12/11 Headlines: HSBC to Pay $1.9B in Money-Laundering Case; Standard Chartered Bank Fined for Allegedly Flouting U.S. Sanctions; Michigan Gov. Snyder to Sign Anti-Union Bills Amid Protests; Obama Condemns "Right-to-Work" Laws in Michigan; Mass Protests Expected in Egypt; Demonstrators Attacked in Tahrir Square; Mali Prime Minister Resigns Following Arrest; Death Toll in Philippines Typhoon Tops 715; EU Leaders Call for Unity in Nobel Acceptance Speeches; Colorado Enacts Law Allowing Recreational Pot Use; In Reversal, Obama to Accept Corporate Funds for Inauguration; Former IMF Head Strauss-Kahn Settles Sexual Assault Suit with Hotel Maid; Thousands Protest Chinese Rule of Tibet Outside U.N. Amid Rise in Self-Immolations; Intel Report: Asia’s Power to Surpass U.S. and Europe Combined; Report: Bangladeshi Factory Billed Wal-Mart Subcontractor on Day of Fatal Fire