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The once iconic photography firm, Eastman Kodak Co, has been warned it could be removed from the New York Stock Exchange if it fails to boost its share price.

There are fresh concerns for troubled Olympus after the Tokyo stock exchange has warned that the company could be delisted if it fails to report earnings by December 14th.

Kodak, the iconic photography brand, is reporting a larger third quarter loss than was expected by many industry analysts.

The top shareholders in Olympus are calling for an investigation into the controversial payments to advisory firms which emerged after Friday's sacking of Michael Woodford, Olympus CEO.

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Shares in iconic photography and printing brand Eastman Kodak have fallen by 25 per cent amid the news that a £103 million loan for "general corporate purposes" has been taken out.

Shares in Nikon have risen for the third day in a row after increased speculation about an impending launch of the company's first mirrorless camera.

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Chip giant Intel Corp has issued its second revenue warning today since November, as demand for PCs continues to drop and the companies shares fell 3.25 percent.

Comments from Microsoft's Steve Ballmer over resurrecting talks with Yahoo, gave the latter's shares a 17 per cent boost.