Why Fujifilm Survived the Digital Apocalypse That Killed Kodak

Walk into a department store in Tokyo and you can buy an anti-aging skin cream made by a camera company. It is called Astalift, and the collagen and antioxidant science inside the bottle came straight out of the labs that once kept your photographic prints from yellowing. That cream is one of the reasons Fujifilm is still here and Kodak, the company that arguably invented the whole modern imaging world, spent 2012 in bankruptcy court. [Read More]