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Eastman Kodak revealed a deal on Monday to spin off its iconic camera-film business to U.K. retirees, in a move aimed at wiping out $2.8 billion in pension obligations.The transaction could pave the way for Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy in January 2012, to emerge from Chapter 11 proceedings later this year."In one comprehensive transaction, Kodak will realize its previously announced intention to divest its Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging businesses and settle its largest legacy liability," Kodak CEO Antonio Perez said in a statement.Perez said the deal resolves all potential claims worldwide and gives Kodak the liquidity needed to escape from bankruptcy proceedings.Under the terms of the deal, Kodak will hand control of its flagship camera-film business to the U.K. Kodak Pension Plan, or KPP, in exchange for erasing $2.8 billion of claims and a cash and non-cash consideration of $650 million."We are very pleased with the transaction, the value it creates for our stakehol...
Eastman Kodak Co said on Monday it has reached a $793 million financing deal with bondholders that could take the one-time photography giant out of bankruptcy.The de...
Eastman Kodak Co executives did not mislead investors about the photography pioneer's deteriorating financial health in the year prior to its bankruptcy, a Manhattan...
Eastman Kodak Co on Tuesday said its third-quarter loss grew 41 percent from a year earlier, reflecting restructuring and other costs as the bankrupt camera pioneer ...
Eastman Kodak Co said it will begin discussions with various creditor groups on a reorganization plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection.The company said in a fili...
Eastman Kodak said on Monday it plans to cut another 1,000 employees by the end of this year as it continues to lower costs as part of turnaround efforts designed to...
Eastman Kodak Co said on Thursday it plans to sell most of its consumer and document imaging businesses and shift its focus to commercial printing as it works to eme...
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Eastman Kodak (NYSE:EK) succumbed to bankruptcy on Thursday, marking a dramatic downfall for an American icon once synonymous with the imaging business.The move had ...
FBN’s Gerri Willis on the U.S. job cuts of the companies whose CEOs are members of Obama’s Jobs Council.
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FBN’s Robert Gray on reports Eastman Kodak has hired lawyers for advice on restructuring the company.
Struggling Eastman Kodak (NYSE:EK) has reportedly hired restructuring law firm Jones Day and is mulling a potential bankruptcy, sending the once-iconic imaging compa...
Bankrupt photography pioneer Eastman Kodak Co said it will sell two of its remaining imaging businesses to its UK pension fund for $650 million.The agreement, subjec...
Eastman Kodak, the bankrupt camera and printer maker, agreed on Monday to sell some assets from its Document Imaging business to Brother Industries in a $210 million...
Eastman Kodak Co fourth-quarter loss more than tripled, but the camera pioneer said on Monday that it is on track to emerge from bankruptcy in the middle of 2013 as ...
Bankrupt imaging company Eastman Kodak announced on Friday it has reached an amended agreement with its lenders on final terms for interim and exit financing that ca...
Eastman Kodak Co agreed to sell its digital imaging patents for about $525 million, a key step to bringing the photography pioneer out of bankruptcy in the first hal...
Eastman Kodak Co agreed to sell its digital imaging patents for about $525 million, a key step to bringing the photography pioneer out of bankruptcy in the first hal...
Eastman Kodak Co won court permission on Wednesday to retain exclusive control of its bankruptcy case through February 28 as it tries to execute a $793 million finan...
