Kodak, the iconic photography company that has been in operation for 133 years, is warning investors of potential business cessation. The company has expressed substantial doubt about its ability to continue, especially as it grapples with significant debt obligations estimated at around $500 million. While Kodak has reassured that it remains confident in meeting its debt obligations, recent reports indicate a $26 million loss in the second quarter, raising concerns about its financial health. With shares plunging and the termination of its pension plan to raise cash, the brand signals a critical moment in its history, highlighting a stark lesson in navigating disruption in the modern era.