BY DANA MATTIOLI AND MATT JARZEMSKY
With its shares closing at their lowest level since the 1950s and investors bailing out of its bonds, Eastman Kodak Co. is under the heaviest pressure yet to prove it can pull off a plan to reinvent itself as a company that makes printers.
Investors' immediate concerns focus on whether Kodak will have enough cash to finish the job. To settle those concerns, Kodak will have to quickly show results from asset sales, patent-suit settlements or an improvement in its businesses, all of which it told investors this summer were on track.
The mismatch between those assurances and Kodak's decision ...
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