柯达，可能撑不了太久了

Group 1 - Kodak warns investors about its long-term operational viability, leading to a nearly 7% drop in stock price [1] - The company reported a second-quarter revenue of $263 million, slightly down from $267 million year-over-year, with a loss of $0.36 per share compared to a profit of $0.23 per share in the same period last year [1] - Kodak plans to terminate pension payments to raise cash and believes that tariffs will not significantly impact its business due to domestic production of most products [1] Group 2 - Kodak held a dominant position in the camera and film market during the 20th century, with a 90% market share in film and 85% in cameras in the 1970s [2] - The company's downfall began with the invention of the first digital camera in 1975, which it failed to capitalize on, leading to bankruptcy protection in 2012 with total debts of $6.75 billion [2] - Despite ongoing losses, Kodak aims to expand its pharmaceutical business and continue supplying film and chemicals to the movie industry while entering various consumer products through brand licensing [2]