Kodak Chief Says Company Supports Federal Decision to Halt Loan

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CEO Jim Continenza said Kodak supports a federal agency’s decision to halt a potential loan to the company, adding that the preliminary deal with the government requires more work

The chief executive of Eastman Kodak Co. said the company supports a federal agency’s decision to halt a potential loan to the company, backing the move in Kodak’s first earnings call since the potential deal was announced about two weeks ago.

Kodak CEO Jim Continenza said on Tuesday the preliminary deal with the government requires more work. He also said Kodak was a solid pick for the potential deal because of the company’s history in chemicals manufacturing and “vast infrastructure,” among other attributes.

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Already made his money, why do the work now.

Going to load up for when they allow the loan to be processed.

It’s not like you’ve got another choice anyway.... This is like saying after 1 minute, 60 seconds have passed...

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