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This is a weird thing. last july, depths of the covid crisis and the government mismanagement, the trump administration randomly announced they were going to give a huge $765 million government loan to a private company. to ramp up american pharmaceutical manufacturing and the company that was going to get this huge loan was kodak. kodak, the camera company? really? why, is this just alliteration. they're like cameras. kodak. covid. close enough. i mean would that be any weirder than the other way they made decisions? a super random announcement but kodak announced a three quarters of a billio...

Last july, covid crisis, government mismanagement effort, the trump administration announced that they were going to give a huge 765 million dollar governments loan to a private company. all to ramp up american more pharmaceutical manufacturing. the company that was going to get this huge loan was, kodak. kodak? the camera company? really? why? was it just alliteration? they're like cameras. kodak. covid. close enough. i mean, will there be any weirder than any other decisions they made? so, super random announcement. there is kodak, last announcement in three quarters of a billion dollar gove...

There is kodak last july announcing a huge, three-quarters of a billion dollars government loan last summer as if it was already signed, sealed, and delivered. it turns out that loan to kodak never actually happened. kodak never did a big pivot to drugs. it never produced anything. what was going on there? what was that all about? well, we now know that the month before the announcement kodak's ceo who knew that potential federal deal was in the works bought a ton of kodak stock for himself nearly 50,000 shares. when that huge federal infusion of cash was announced, kodak stock went from a lit...

Million loan to kodak, a borderline defunct film company, to produce ingredients for pharmaceuticals to fight the covid pandemic. that loan never materialized and kodak never did a big pivot to drugs. it never actually produced anything. but in the month before the announcement kodak's ceo bought 46,000 shares of stock which soared more than 300% after the announcement. guess what happened then? he sold them as did other company board members. the attorney general's office said kodak's statement to investors claiming the stock trades were in compliance with the company's insider trading policy...

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