Beyond the standard compensation, outgoing CEO Antonio M. Perez and other top executives could be rewarded particularly handsomely when Kodak wraps up its Chapter 11.

Antonio M. Perez was named in 2005 as Eastman Kodak Co. CEO with the board looking for him to accomplish three things: Restructure its film business as it disappeared from beneath Kodak's feet.

Antonio M. Perez was named in 2005 as Eastman Kodak Co. CEO with the board looking for him to accomplish three things: Restructure its film business as it disappeared from beneath Kodak's feet.

Antonio Perez was named CEO in May 2005 Kodak filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2012 Perez said July 30 he would step down as CEO a year after Kodak emerges from bankruptcy ...

Kodak Emerges From Bankruptcy “The motion picture film business will continue to be part of the company’s future,” chairman and CEO Antonio M. Perez asserts.

Perez, who arrived at Kodak in 2003 and became chief executive last year, had championed a dramatic change only to find it wasn't the right model for turning the company around. Home BTV+ Market ...

Kodak’s annual loss reaches $1.38 billion—nearly twice as much as 2011 CEO Antonio M. Perez says company will emerge from bankruptcy by mid-year.

Eastman Kodak Co. announced that Chief Executive Antonio M. Perez will leave the company no later than one year after it emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company's board of ...