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FBN’s Diane Macedo with news that Eastman Kodak is seeking permission to use bonuses to retain workers while the company reorders under Chapter 11.
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All right and let's get our -- Herman Diana set out -- more business news for you this morning Diane.
I again dig into Eastman Kodak wants to use bonuses to retain workers as it reorganize is under bankruptcy protection.
According to a court filing Kodak is proposing to pay about 300 executives and other employees.
A total of thirteen and a half million dollars.
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-- managers would share more than half of that money Kodak says the workers have knowledge and skills that are critical to helping it emerged from Chapter Eleven.
The company also says it dropped a plan to -- supplemental health care benefits.
For about 161000 Medicare eligible retirees and will instead create a committee to look into medical and survivor benefits.
Eli Lilly has one US regulatory approval for a test that can help detect alzheimer's disease.
The company says the Food and Drug Administration has approved a radioactive -- To help doctors rule out whether patients have alzheimer's the most common form of dementia the -- buys to a toxic protein that accumulates in alzheimer's patients' brains.
Doctors can -- see the plaque light up on a pet scan.
There's currently no cure for -- -- -- the researchers believe early detection might improve the success of drugs meant to prevent or delay progression of the disease dating back to you.
