Kodak

The now-bankrupt photography company kept a little something (surprising) in its basement for 35 years.

The audio technology pioneer is taking on naming rights for the site of the Academy Awards.

Vulnerabilities exist as Congress debates cybersecurity legislation.

Eastman Kodak won a court battle to scrap its sponsorship of Kodak Theater, home of the Oscars. Do expensive naming rights jinxing companies?

Presumably, this makes Apple feel like a big man

Because why do you need a camera when you have a phone?

The two struggling companies reveal more cuts.

Kodak’s decline shows a failure to diversify in the digital age. Its main film rival, Japan’s Fujifilm, found a way to stay profitable.

You pressed the button, they tried to do the rest

Eastman Kodak filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this morning. It's just the latest high profile company to go bankrupt in recent weeks, following American Airlines and Hostess Brands.