Kodak

Hitting rock bottom, Kodak style

Kodak is launching a line of Android smartphones in 2015

Hollywood joins forces with Kodak to keep movie film alive

Tarantino, Abrams, and Nolan lobbied studios to strike new deal

Kodak officially exits bankruptcy, emerges as a commercial printing company

Kodak's plan to escape bankruptcy gets court approval

Kodak plans to emerge from bankruptcy this year as court approves $844 million in financing

Kodak previews the S1, its first Micro Four Thirds camera slated for later this year

How Steve McCurry chose the final 36 photos taken with Kodak's legendary Kodachrome film

Kodak announces licensing agreement with JK Imaging for cameras and projectors

Apple and Google benefit as Kodak sells patents for $525 million

Apple and Google reportedly team up for Kodak patent bid

Kodak planning to exit consumer printing business as bankruptcy restructuring continues

Kodak announces plans to sell film, commercial scanner, and kiosk divisions

As part of its ongoing recovery efforts after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Kodak has announced its plans to sell its film, commercial scanner, and photo kiosk businesses.

ITC dismisses Kodak patent claim against RIM and Apple

The International Trade Commission has dismissed a 2010 claim that RIM and Apple violated Kodak's '218 patent, which covers image previewing.

PSA: Kodak Gallery begins transition to Shutterfly, some user accounts unavailable

Kodak Gallery is now closed, with users unable to view their photos until their accounts have been transferred to Shutterfly.

Kodak wins clearance to sell digital imaging patents

A bankruptcy court in New York has given Kodak clearance to sell off its digital imaging patents, despite objections from Apple and FlashPoint Technologies.

Kodak sues Apple for interfering in patent portfolio sale

Kodak just filed a lawsuit against Apple that states the company wrongly claims to own 10 patents that came out of joint projects between the companies back in the 1990s.

Kodak Gallery set to go offline July 2nd after federal judge approves sale to Shutterfly

Kodak will take its Kodak Gallery online photo hosting service offline July 2nd after its sale to Shutterfly was approved by a federal judge.

Kodak sees revenue drop 27 percent in Q1 2012, reports $366 million net loss

Kodak's Q1 2012 financial statement reveals a $366 million net loss and a 27 percent decline in revenue from Q1 2011 (to $965 million), but the company has also significantly cut costs and increased its liquid assets.

Kodak partners with Samsung to sell printers in Europe

As Kodak continues to restructure its business in the wake of filing for bankruptcy, the company has now partnered up with Samsung to sell inkjet printers in Europe.

Shutterfly to proceed with Kodak Gallery purchase after no rival bids appear

Online photo-sharing service Shutterfly will be allowed to buy Kodak Gallery for $23.8 million after no competing bids materialized.

Kodak plans to offload Gallery online photo service to Shutterfly

Kodak is planning to sell its online photo services business to Shutterfly for $23.8 million. Users' photos and accounts on Kodak Gallery will be transferred to Shutterfly's service.

Kodak gets the go-ahead for $950 million bankruptcy financing

After filing for bankruptcy last month, Kodak has won approval to borrow $950 million to finance its restructuring process. Apple had objected to the financing, on the grounds that it claims ownership over certain Kodak patents.

Kodak will cease production of digital cameras to focus on more profitable products

In the wake of filing for bankruptcy, Kodak is reportedly ceasing all production of digital cameras as well as digital photo frames, with the business to focus on photo printing products and desktop inkjet printers going forward.

Apple claims ownership in key Kodak patents on digital camera technology

Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Kodak says it's voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in New York, in order to "bolster liquidity in the U.S. and abroad, monetize non-strategic intellectual property, fairly resolve legacy liabilities, and enable the Company to focus on its most valuable business lines."

Kodak files complaint against Samsung for patent infringement

Kodak has taken the same four patents it is already using in a lawsuit against Apple and HTC and is using them in a lawsuit against Samsung — with one more tossed in for good measure.

Kodak sues Apple and HTC for infringing digital imaging patents

Eastman Kodak is suing HTC and Apple for its infringing patents related to transmitting and capturing digital images in a last-ditch effort to raise revenue before facing it's creditors in bankruptcy.

WSJ: Kodak preparing to file for bankruptcy in the next few weeks

he Wall Street Journal is reporting the company plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the next few weeks if its efforts to sell off a wide variety of digital patents doesn't pay off.

Walmart Black Friday 2011: deals, steals, and doorbusting madness

It's almost Black Friday, and we've rounded up Walmart's best deals for the biggest shopping day of the year.

Kodak sells Image Sensor Solutions division, continues to streamline

Kodak is selling its image sensor business off to M&A firm Platinum Equity in an attempt to raise further cash and reach profitability. It will continue to have access to the technology for use in future products, though further details of the deal were not announced.