Eastman Kodak Co. says that it still plans to file its plan for how it expects to get out bankruptcy by the end of this month, though the company has received bankruptcy court approval to take longer, the Rochester (N.Y.) Democrat and ChronicleAllan Gropper last week approved a request by Kodak to give it until the end of May to file a reorganization plan. When Kodak in February asked for this most recent extension, the company said its to-do list included selling off its document imaging and personalized imaging businesses, dealing with Kodak pension plan claims in the United Kingdom, and getting its finances in order. Kodak last week announced it had signed a tentative agreement with Japanese electronics company Brother Industries Ltd. to sell its document imaging business — which is primarily a variety of document scanners — for $210 million.
