Kodak has been selling off its assets left and right as it tries to dig itself out of its financial hole. Most recently, it "successfully" sold its Gallery business to Shutterfly. But Kodak's most prized possession, and the sale it was hoping to make up the most ground with, is its massive collection of patents split into two portfolios.
Kodak is asking the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for permission to pay $13.5 million in bonuses to roughly 300 executives …
It wasn’t too long ago that Kodak filed multiple patent infringement lawsuits against Apple in a scramble …
Kodak Theatre, the famous theater on Hollywood Boulevard that hosts the Academy Awards, …
Bloomberg writes that Kodak’s bankruptcy announcement yesterday was simply another step …
Well, the rumors were true: today the iconic photography company Kodak announced that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. What this means is that the company is given permission to continue its normal operations as it struggles to restructure and transform into a sustainable business.
CNNMoney has an interesting article on how the Kodak brand will likely survive …
Kodak was warned by the New York Stock Exchange yesterday that its stock …
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Kodak may be “a shutter click …
Earlier this month, Kodak sold off its sensor business in an effort to raise some cash to stay alive …
Kodak’s stock plummeted again today, losing nearly 50% of its value and closing …
Tom Petters, a former owner of Polaroid was sentenced yesterday to 50 years in prison for heading up a $3.65 …
We reported last month that the New York auction house, Sotheby’s will be …
It’s no secret that Polaroid has seen its share of financial troubles over the last few years. This year, Polaroid …