Tag: Kodak

  • Clarke quits Kodak

    Jeff Clarke has resigned as CEO of Kodak, effective immediately. Kodak has already named Jim Continenza as the company’s new Executive Chairman. 

  • Kodak rethinks inkjet future

    Kodak has finally seen sense and decided not to sell its Stream inkjet business after all. Mind you, Kodak does have form here, having sold the inkjet business once already, to Scitex in 1993 for $70 million, before buying it back later in 2004 for $250 million.

  • Kodak restructures itself

    Corporate restructuring seems to be all the rage – first HP splits in two, and now Kodak announces its intention to reorganise itself into five  business divisions.

  • Kodak back in profit

    Kodak’s latest Q3 figures show net earnings of $19m, marking a welcome return to profit for the company since its chapter 11 bankruptcy.

  • Kodak updates Nexpress printers

    Kodak has made some improvements to its Nexpress dry toner printers. This includes the expansion of long sheet capability, from 36 inches to up to 1 metre or 39.37 inches with an optional Long Sheet Feeder. Presses currently installed with a Long Sheet Feeder can be upgraded in field to support the 1 metre sheet…

  • Kodak updates Nexpress front end

    Kodak has released its System 15.1 software for the Nexpress VII front end.

  • Kodak makes loss of $36 million

    Kodak’s figures for the first quarter of 2014 show a net loss of $36 million. In contrast, the previous year Kodak earned $283 million, though this included Other Operating Income, net of $494 million, primarily from a gain of $535 million from the sale of the digital imaging patent portfolio.

  • Clarke takes over at Kodak

    Jeff Clarke, 52, has been apointed as CEO of Kodak, replacing Antonio Perez. James Continenza, chairman of the Kodak board, said that many candidates had been evaluated, adding: “His past leadership positions have included businesses selling hardware, software and services, and printing – with B2B customers as well as consumers.”  Clarke will be paid $1m…

  • Kodak plans exit from Ch11

    Kodak is preparing itself to exit the chapter 11 process, having taken the opportunity to reorganise its debts and to restructure the company into a much leaner organisation. There’s a confirmation hearing scheduled for 20th August with Kodak expecting to emerge from chapter 11 later in the third quarter this year. The company has already…