Dan Kedmey

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Apple Is Poaching the Genius Behind Nokia's Amazing Cameras

One of the senior engineers behind Nokia's pixel-packing Pureview cameras bids farewell to Nokia, hello to Apple

By Dan Kedmey

China's Tinder Plots IPO in the Shadow of Anti-Porn Crackdown

China's dating app has 120 million user profiles, some of which may be too hot for Beijing

By Dan Kedmey

Airlines Fight for Fine Print Fees

Thanks to the Transparent Fares Act, those pesky taxes and fees may soon vanish... from advertisements, anyway

By Dan Kedmey

These New Shades Will Make Your World Look Like Instagram

Turn every waking moment of your life into a 1970's polaroid

By Dan Kedmey

AMC Profits Slip in Search for Next Walking Dead-Sized Hit

The network's shares slid 12 percent on news of overwhelming costs and underwhelming profits, as it continues to seek a show with viewing figures to rival its zombie mega-hit

By Dan Kedmey

Bang & Olufsen Launches $8,000 TV for 'Upper Middle Class' Couch Potatoes

It contracts, it swivels, and it hopes to buck the downward slide in TV sales across the world

By Dan Kedmey

Nazi-Era Art Collection Bequeathed to Swiss Museum

Officials at the Kunstmuseum in Bern described the gift of more than 1,000 works previously considered lost or destroyed in World War II as both a "delight" and a "burden," due to its abundance of masterpieces and murky ethical implications

By Dan Kedmey

Nintendo Resists Gay Weddings in Upcoming Game

Nintendo delicately rebuffed requests from gay gamers and rights advocates to simulate same-sex weddings in its upcoming release, Tomodachi Life, saying that they "never intended to make any form of social commentary"

By Dan Kedmey

Federal Agents Launch Raid on Synthetic Drug Dealers

The DEA has entered the second phase of an ongoing federal crackdown on synthetic drugs, making hundreds of raids across 29 states Wednesday, resulting in more than 150 arrested suspects and at least $20 million in cash and assets seized

By Dan Kedmey

Veteran Affairs Secretary: I Won't Resign

Secretary Eric Shinseki rejected calls from veterans advocacy groups for his resignation Tuesday, after allegations of systematic neglect at veteran care facilities

By Dan Kedmey

Family of 'Affluenza' Teen Will Pay $2 Million

The parents of wealthy Texan Ethan Couch, who killed four people in a drunk driving accident and gained notoriety after one of his attorneys used the teen's extreme privilege as part of his defense strategy, will compensate a victim who was paralyzed

By Dan Kedmey

Vatican Punished Thousands of Priests For Sex Abuse

The Vatican's ambassador released comprehensive figures during the second day of grilling by a U.N. committee that monitors an international convention against torture, claiming to have defrocked hundreds and sanctioned thousands of priests in the last decade

By Dan Kedmey

Office Depot Closes 400 Stores

Office Depot shares climbed 10 percent upon news of the ailing retailer's decision to close 400 stores, due to declining sales as customers shift online

By Dan Kedmey

Cornelius Gurlitt, Son of Nazi-Era Art Hoarder, Dies at 81

The son of a Nazi-era art collector died amid an international dispute over ownership of the priceless works

By Dan Kedmey

Putin Creates One Serious Swear Jar for Artists, Media

A new law in Russia will levy steep fines, as high as $1,400 for organizations and $70 for individual offenders, against potty-mouthed reporters, writers and artists. Repeat offenders could face steeper fines and a 3-month suspension of business

By Dan Kedmey

Ukraine Death Toll Rises as Gunfights Rage in Restive East

The deaths of soldiers apparently prompted the government in Kiev to block flights to the eastern region of the country, even as it claimed to have killed a growing number of pro-Russia militants

By Dan Kedmey

North Korea Says Life In U.S. Is 'Living Hell'

Investigators in North Korea have released a report detailing the lives of "wretched" American citizens and calling the U.S. the "worst human rights abuser" just two months after a U.N. council slammed the Hermit Kingdom for "crimes against humanity"

By Dan Kedmey

Your College Diploma Is Worth $831,000

According to survey results released by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco lifetime earnings for college graduates do eventually pay off. The survey followed several thousand families over the course of 40 years, beginning in 1968.

By Dan Kedmey

Man's 'Early Release' Granted 13 Years Late

A "clerical error" gave belated prisoner Cornealious "Mike" Anderson, who had been convicted of armed robbery more than a decade ago, time to get married, raise children, pay taxes and ultimately gain clemency from a sympathetic judge

By Dan Kedmey

The Occupation of Taiwan's Parliament Ends Today, but the Struggles Do Not

Students protesting a trade deal with China have agreed to relinquish their occupation of Taiwan’s parliament on Thursday, but tensions remain as legislators struggle to balance boosting a flagging economy with an entrenched distrust of the People’s Republic

By Dan Kedmey/Taipei and Charlie Campbell
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