Kodak unveils tougher laminated photo paper
Eastman Kodak Co introduces DutaLife laminated photo paper five times tougher than standard prints. It resists curling in humidity and delivers sharper, brighter images for treasured snapshots.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1999
Page
15
Eastman Kodak Co introduces DutaLife laminated photo paper five times tougher than standard prints. It resists curling in humidity and delivers sharper, brighter images for treasured snapshots.
Geon chairman and chief executive William Patient will retire next month at the annual stockholders meeting. Thomas Waltermire, Geon president and COO, is expected to replace him, with Patient remaining as chairman until August. Geon went public in 1993 after separating from BF Goodrich in 1989.
Park Place Entertainment announces a $3 billion all cash purchase of Caesars World from Starwood Hotels. The deal excludes the Desert Inn Las Vegas asset and should lift earnings per share in year one. Park Place cites Caesars brand and premium assets as key reasons for the move.
Linda Chavez Thompson and about 15 injured workers protested Drei son International Inc on three Cleveland area sites. They accused the company of lacking safety gear and poor conditions, calling it a sweatshop as police kept protesters away. An OSHA whistleblower, James Fisher, said he was fired for speaking out and this prompted a federal inquiry.
The Lorain County Chamber of Commerce invites nominations for its Small Business Person of the Year award with a May 5 deadline. Selection focuses on resilience, innovation, management, and civic contributions, not finances. The June 3 banquet at DeLuca's Place in the Park charges 35 dollars for members and 40 dollars for nonmembers.
The report lists numerous active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange with varied volume and percentage changes. Firms shown include American Express, AT&T, Exxon, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM, McDonalds, Pfizer, and more, reflecting widespread demand and notable movers across sectors.
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