$500 million debt pressure topped Kodak, the American century-old image giant, fears it "can't hold on".

American optical imaging product manufacturing company Eastman Kodak announced on the 11th that, due to a lack of "committed financing or available liquidity" to pay off $500 million in debt, the 133-year-old company is feeling unsustainable. According to CNN on the 13th, Kodak stated in their financial report that the uncertainly of this debt has raised serious doubts about the company's ability to continue operating.