REUTERS/Baz Ratner Members of the Druze community watch the funeral of Israeli Druze police officer Zidan Nahad Seif in the northern village of Yanuh-Jat November 19, 2014. Two Palestinians armed with a meat cleaver and a gun killed four rabbis and a Druze police officer in a Jerusalem synagogue on Tuesday before being shot dead by police, the deadliest such incident in six years in the holy city. 
1. At least two people were shot early Thursday at Florida State University's Tallahassee campus.
2. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has been fined £56 million after a software issue in 2012 prevented millions of customers from accessing their accounts.
3. New satellite imagery suggests North Korea is gearing up for fresh nuclear tests.
4. Mozilla dumped Google in favour of Yahoo as the default search engine in the US, with the announcement of a 5-year contract that starts in December.
5. Ebola response efforts in Liberia are being stymied by disagreements between government officials and charities and health agencies fighting against the virus, The New York Times reports.
7. US President Barak Obama is set to unveil an overhaul to immigration rules on Thursday, which will protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation, The New York Times said.
9. A state-owned Chinese company has signed a $12 billion deal to build a railway along Nigeria's coast in anoverseas contract that's being touted as the country's largest ever.
10. Morgan Stanley analysts raised the price target on Apple shares from $115 to $126 on the belief that investors are massively underestimating the Apple Watch.
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