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What: Shares of embattled photography company Eastman Kodak
So what: The film icon has been desperately trying to shift toward digital technology, but the news raises even more concerns over just how much cash it is burning through. Of course, Kodak tried to ease those fears by noting that "the purpose of the revolving credit facility is to bridge timing differences between cash outflows and inflows, which is a common practice at many corporations."
Now what: I'd continue to keep my distance from Kodak. The shares surged last month on reports that it was a perfect takeover target for behemoths hungry for intellectual property, such as Microsoft
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