How the Plummeting Japanese Stock Market Impacted Camera Companies
The stock market in Japan suffered its largest-ever daily loss on Monday, affecting major camera companies amid a wave of sell-offs in financial markets worldwide.
The stock market in Japan suffered its largest-ever daily loss on Monday, affecting major camera companies amid a wave of sell-offs in financial markets worldwide.
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Kodak’s stock plummeted again today, losing nearly 50% of its value and closing …