Kodak sees net loss, sets more layoffs

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Company will ax up to 10,000 more jobs, in part because of a faster-than-expected decline in film sales.

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Kodak should have seen this coming....
by Earl Benser July 20, 2005 3:10 PM PDT: It was pretty clear to everyone else years ago. Cancorders blew out
the 8mm film business probably five or more years ago. Digital
cameras did the same at lest a year ago as prices dropped.

The handwriting was clearly on the wall.; Like this Reply to this comment

Kodak should have seen this coming....
by Earl Benser July 20, 2005 3:10 PM PDT: It was pretty clear to everyone else years ago. Cancorders blew out
the 8mm film business probably five or more years ago. Digital
cameras did the same at lest a year ago as prices dropped.

The handwriting was clearly on the wall.; Like this Reply to this comment

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