Turnaround specialist Jim Continenza is focused on putting the brand back on the right path
Critics say fragmented ownership, weak culture and a fixation on financial results have harmed innovation
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Former executives were given $3.9m in stock for options they were supposed to have forfeited
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Company blames internal ‘deficiencies’ for award and takes $5.1m expense
Corporate governance concerns raised over share purchases made before news of possible federal loan
Investigators should probe why the US government made its loan offer
Democrat Joe Biden has named Kamala Harris as his vice-presidential running mate
Transfer made on day shares surged after Washington announced $765m loan for Covid-19 chemicals
Federal agency to pause funding deal after ‘recent allegations of wrongdoing’
Democratic lawmakers investigating a $765m loan by the US government to Eastman Kodak
Investigators focus on share purchases by company insiders before deal was announced
The pandemic is forcing many companies to consider radical change
The US is investing $765m to try to pull off an unlikely ‘second act’ for group
Trading this week is heaviest since former photography industry leader emerged from bankruptcy
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Shares in former photography leader triple after the Trump administration uses emergency powers
Move comes after debate surrounding Kodak UK pensions
Pension Regulator faces criticism over deal that allowed company to jettison liabilities
The FT’s Undercover Economist on the real reasons that corporate innovation dies
Regulator drew unwelcome parallels with another tech group that ‘failed to innovate’
Head of Ofcom tells group it must ‘fibre up or risk fading away’
Small UK companies look to take advantage of popular and unconventional field
