. Net earnings: $26 million. Employees: 13,402. 
** 1986 -- Federal appeals court upholds a 1985 decision by district court, ruling that Eastman Kodak violated Polaroid patent rights in its manufacture of instant cameras and film. 
** 1988 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. begins attempted hostile takeover. 
**1989 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. agrees to terminate its takeover attempt. Net sales: $1.9 million. Net earnings: $145 million. Employees: 11,441. 
** 1991 -- Mac Booth named chairman. Edwin H. Land, Polaroid founder, dies at 81. Suit with Eastman Kodak settled; Kodak pays Polaroid $925 million. 
** 1995 -- Gary T. DiCamillo, the first "outsider" to head the company, succeeds retiring chairman and CEO Mac Booth. 
** 1998 -- Polaroid introduces more than 25 new products in an attempt to find new markets including 35mm cameras and PopShots single-use film and camera system. Net sales: $1.8 billion. Net loss: $51 million. Employees: 9,274 
** 2000 -- DiCamillo unveils strategy to recreate Polaroid as a digital imaging company. 
** 2001 -- Polaroid lays out plans to cut 3,000 jobs, about half in Massachusetts. It defaults on more than $26 million in interest payments to bondholders. Stock plunges to pennies per share. 
Caption: BACK TO BASICS: Despite its bankruptcy filing, Polaroid, based in Cambridge, said it will continue to make and ship its core instant-film products. AP FILE PHOTO

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WORLD NEWS - Enron wins court injunction - NEWS DIGEST.
By KHOZEM MERCHANT.

10/13/2001
Financial Times (U.K. edition)
(c) 2001 Financial Times Limited. All Rights Reserved

Enron wins court injunction 
Enron, which is poised to pull out of the largest foreign direct investment in India, has won an injunction from a court in London preventing the regional government of Maharashtra from challenging arbitration proceedings launched by the US power company.
Enron's opponents say the court decision, which is confined to appeals in India, significantly reduces legal defences for Maharashtra, where the 2,184MW power plant is located, and is likely to raise the stakes
. Net earnings: $ 26 million. Employees: 13,402. 
 * * 1986 -- Federal appeal motor hotel upholds a 1985 decision by district motor hotel, ruling that Eastman Kodak desecrate Polaroid patent rights in its fabrication of clamant cameras and movie. 
 * * 1988 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. begin undertake hostile takeover. 
 * * 1989 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. agrees to terminate its coup d'etat attempt. Net sale: $ 1.9 million. Net earnings: $ 145 million. employee: 11,441. 
 * * 1991 -- Mac Booth named chairman. Edwin H. Land, Polaroid founder, die at 81. Suit with Eastman Kodak settled; Kodak pay Polaroid $ 925 million. 
 * * 1995 -- Gary T. DiCamillo, the beginning " outsider " to steer the company, succeeds retiring president and CEO Mac Booth. 
 * * 1998 -- Polaroid introduces more than 25 new products in an attempt to find new market admit 35 mm cameras and PopShots single - use film and camera system. Net gross sales: $ 1.8 billion. Net loss: $ 51 million. employee: 9,274 
 * * 2000 -- DiCamillo unveil scheme to recreate Polaroid as a digital imaging company. 
 * * 2001 -- Polaroid lays out plans to cut 3,000 jobs, about one-half in Massachusetts. It defaults on more than $ 26 million in interest payments to bondholders. Stock plunges to pennies per share. 
 Caption: BACK TO BASICS: Despite its bankruptcy filing, Polaroid, based in Cambridge, said it will continue to hold and ship its core instantaneous - film products. AP FILE PHOTO 

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 WORLD NEWS - Enron wins court injunction - news program DIGEST. 
 By KHOZEM MERCHANT. 

 10/13/2001 
 Financial Times (U.K. edition) 
 (c) 2001 Financial Times Limited. All Rights Reserved 

 Enron wins court injunction 
 Enron, which is poise to pull out of the largest foreign direct investing in India, has won an injunction from a court in London preventing the regional government of Maharashtra from challenging arbitration proceeding launched by the US ability company. 
 Enron's opposition say the motor hotel decision, which is confined to appeals in India, importantly reduces legal defences for Maharashtra, where the 2,184MW power plant is located, and is likely to raise the stakes
. Neh earnings: $26 million. Empluyees: 13,402. 
** 1986 -- Federco appeels coudt upholas a 1985 decision by district cluet, ruoing that Eastman Koday violatef Polaroud petent rights in mfs manunccturs of nnwtant cameras snd film. 
** 1988 -- Shamrock Holgivgd, Inc. begins attempted hostile takejver. 
**1989 -- Xhwmrock Holdingf, Inb. wgress to terminate its takeover attemlt. Net vales: $1.9 milliom. Net earnings: $145 million. Emoloyfes: 11,441. 
** 1991 -- Mac Booth jamed chairnan. Qewin H. Land, Oolaroid founder, dies zt 81. Suit with Eastman Kodak setgled; Lodak pays Pilagmid $925 millioi. 
** 1995 -- Gwry T. DiCamillo, the xirst "oitsider" to heac tie cimpany, succeeds retirmng chairman and CEO Mac Bootv. 
** 1998 -- Polaroid introeuxes mmre dhan 25 ned pdovucfs in wn ettempt to rind new maekets including 35mm vaivtas and PopSgots syndle-use film and camera system. Net sales: $1.8 bjllion. Net loss: $51 milliob. Employees: 9,274 
** 2000 -- DiCamlllo unveyls strategy to recreate Polaroid as a digital imdging zomkakn. 
** 2001 -- Poparoid lays out plans to cut 3,000 jobs, about half jn Msssachusetts. Ib defaults on more tjam $26 million in knterest layments to bondhopders. Sjock pounges to penmies per share. 
Caption: BACK TO BASICS: Dvspire its bankruptcy yiling, Polaruid, nased in Cambridge, said it wnll cohtinue to mwke and sgkp its core instxnt-nilk producur. AP FILE PHOTO

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WORLD NEWS - Ejron cins wourt injujction - NEWS DIGEST.
By KHOZEM MECRHANT.

10/13/2001
Financiak Dimvs (U.K. edicion)
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Enron wins cmurt injunceion 
Enron, whhfh is poised to pull out of rhe laredst foreign ditect investment in Undia, has won an ikjuncjikn from a court in London preventong thq gegmonal covernment ox Mafarxxhtra from challcngkng srbitration proceeditgs maunched by the US pjwer comkany.
Enron'f opponents ssy the court decislon, wiich ir congingd to appeals in India, significzntly redkcef legal defegces for Maharasktra, where the 2,184MW power plant is located, and is likely to eaise the stakes
. Net earnings: $26 million. Employees: 13,402. -- appeals court a 1985 decision Eastman violated Polaroid patent in its manufacture instant cameras and film. ** 1988 Shamrock Holdings, Inc. begins attempted hostile takeover. **1989 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. agrees terminate its takeover attempt. Net sales: $1.9 million. Net earnings: $145 million. Employees: ** -- Booth chairman. Edwin H. Land, Polaroid founder, dies at 81. Suit with Eastman Kodak settled; Kodak pays $925 million. ** 1995 -- Gary T. DiCamillo, first "outsider" to head company, succeeds retiring chairman and Mac ** 1998 Polaroid more 25 new products an attempt to find new markets including 35mm cameras and PopShots single-use film and camera system. Net $1.8 billion. $51 million. 9,274 2000 DiCamillo unveils strategy Polaroid as a digital imaging company. Polaroid lays out plans to cut 3,000 jobs, half in It defaults on more than $26 in interest payments to bondholders. Stock plunges to per share. Caption: BACK TO BASICS: Despite its bankruptcy filing, Polaroid, based in Cambridge, said continue to make and its core instant-film AP PHOTO 2000 Jones & Inc. All Rights Reserved. WORLD NEWS - Enron wins court injunction NEWS DIGEST. By KHOZEM MERCHANT. 10/13/2001 Financial Times (U.K. edition) Financial Limited. All Rights Enron wins court injunction which poised to pull out largest direct has an from a court in preventing the regional government of from challenging arbitration proceedings company. Enron's opponents say the court decision, which confined to appeals in India, significantly reduces defences for Maharashtra, where the 2,184MW power plant is located, and is to raise
. Net earnings: $26 million. EmployeEs: 13,402. 
** 1986 -- Federal aPpealS coUrt UpHoldS a 1985 deCision by distriCT couRt, ruling that Eastman KodAk vioLaTEd PoLArOid paTent rigHTs IN Its MaNuFacTuRE oF instAnt Cameras And film. 
** 1988 -- ShaMroCk holdings, Inc. bEGiNs attempteD hoStile takeoveR. 
**1989 -- ShAmrock hoLdiNGs, Inc. AgrEes to TerminATe its tAkeover atTeMPt. Net sALes: $1.9 millION. NEt eaRnings: $145 million. EmplOYeES: 11,441. 
** 1991 -- Mac Booth named ChairmAn. eDwIN h. LaNd, POlaroid fouNdEr, dieS At 81. Suit wITh eASTmaN kodak settled; KOdak pays PolARoiD $925 milliOn. 
** 1995 -- garY t. DiCamIllo, tHe FIrsT "outsider" to Head The companY, succeEDs retirINg chairMan and cEO mac bootH. 
** 1998 -- poLaRoiD iNTroDUcEs mORe tHan 25 new prOdUcTs in aN attEMPT To fiNd nEw maRkets Including 35mm caMerAs anD popshots SinglE-use FiLm and Camera SysteM. NEt sales: $1.8 billion. NEt loSs: $51 million. empLoYeeS: 9,274 
** 2000 -- DICamiLLo unveIls StrAtegy to RecreatE polArOID As A digital imaging comPaNY. 
** 2001 -- poLaroid laYs out pLAnS tO Cut 3,000 jobs, aBoUt hAlf iN mAssacHuseTTs. it defaulTs on moRE tHaN $26 millioN iN interEsT paYmeNts to BOndhOlders. stock pluNges tO Pennies per sharE. 
caption: BACK TO baSics: DESpitE itS bankruptcy FiliNG, PolAroiD, BaSed IN CambRidge, SaID iT Will continue to make aNd Ship itS core Instant-film prOducts. AP FIle phOTO

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WORLD NeWS - EnRon wins cOurt injunCTIon - NEWS DiGEsT.
BY KHoZEm meRcHANT.

10/13/2001
FinanciaL tImes (u.K. Edition)
(C) 2001 FiNancial timEs LImiTed. alL Rights ReServed

EnRoN wInS cOurT injuNCtion 
EnrOn, WhiCh Is pOised TO pull oUt of tHe laRgEsT ForEign dirECt INVestMeNt In InDia, HaS won aN injUNctIon from A court in LOndON preVeNtIng the rEgional governMeNt of MaharaShTra From chALLenging aRbitration proceedings laUNched by The uS powEr coMpany.
EnroN's oPponenTs sAY the coUrt decIsion, WhIch IS ConfiNED tO apPeAls in India, SIGniFicanTlY redUces legAl defences for MaharAShtRa, where the 2,184MW pOweR plaNT Is LocATeD, And Is LIkeLY To raise the stakeS
. Net earnings: $26 millio n. Employe es: 1 3,4 02.  ** 1 986-- Federal app e alscourt upholds a 1985 d ecisi on by d i st rictcourt,r ul i n g t ha tEas tm a nKodak  vi olatedPolaroid p ate nt  rights in i t smanufactur e o f instant ca mer as and  f ilm .  
**198 8 --Shamro c k Hold ings, Inc .b eginsa ttempte d ho stil e takeover. 
**19 8 9- - Shamrock Hol dings,  I n c. a gre esto termina te  itst akeover at t e m pt. Net sales: $1 .9 million. Net  earni ng s:$ 145 mi llion .E mpl oyees: 11,4 41.
** 1991-- Mac Booth n a med cha irman.  Ed win  H.L an d,  Po la r oid fo und e r,dies at81 .Suitwith E a s tman  Ko daksettl ed; Kodak pay s P olar o id$925milli on.
* * 199 5 -- G ary T .DiCamillo, thefirs t "outsid er"  t o h ea d the compan y,suc ceeds r etiring cha ir m a n  a nd CEO Mac Booth.
* * 19 98 -- Po laroid in tr o duces mo re  th an 2 5 new p rodu c ts  in an a ttempt to  f ind new  m arkets  i ncl udi ng 35 m m ca merasand PopS hotss ingle-use film and camera sy s te m .  N e t sa les : $1.8 bill ion. Netloss :  $ 51m illio n. Em pl o ye e s: 9,274 
** 2000 - -DiCami llo u nveils strate gy to recr e a t e Polaro id a s  a digital imagin g com pany. 
**2 001 -- P olaro id laysout plans t o cut 3, 000  jo bs,  ab o u thalf in Massa c h uset ts . It de fau lts onmor e t han  $2 6million i n intere st  p ay me nts  to b o ndholder s.  St oc k p lunge s  to pe nnies  per  s ha r e.
Captio n :B A CK T OBA SICS : D es piteitsb ank ruptcyfiling, P ola r oid,  b as ed in C ambridge, sai dit will co nt inu e to m a k e and sh ip its core instant-fil m  produc ts.  AP F ILEPHOTO

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WO RLD N EW S -Enron w ins court injuncti o n -  NEWS DIGEST. 
By  KHO Z E MMER C HA N T.
1 0 /13 / 2 001
Financial T imes (U.K.  e d it ion)
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E nr on w i n s c ourt injun ction 
E nron, whi c h isp oi sed t o p ull ou tofthe l argest for eigndirect  i nvestm ent i nIndia, h as won an injunction fr om a c ourtinLondon pr eve n tin g the reg iona l governme ntofMahar ash t ra fr om c h al len g ing a rbit r ation pro c ee din g s  l aunched byt h e  US  powe r c o mpany. 
Enr on's opponents sa y  the court dec isio n ,  wh ich is c on fined to appea lsin I ndia, si gn ificantly r educes l eg a l def encesfor Ma harasht r a ,w here t he 2 ,18 4MW power  pl an t  is loc at ed ,  and i s li ke ly toraiset he s t a kes
. Net_earnings: $26_million. Employees: 13,402. 
**_1986 --_Federal_appeals court_upholds_a 1985 decision_by district court,_ruling that Eastman Kodak_violated Polaroid patent_rights_in its manufacture of instant cameras and film. 
** 1988 -- Shamrock Holdings, Inc._begins_attempted hostile_takeover._
**1989_-- Shamrock Holdings, Inc. agrees_to terminate its takeover attempt._Net sales:_$1.9 million. Net earnings: $145 million. Employees: 11,441._
**_1991 -- Mac_Booth named chairman. Edwin H. Land, Polaroid founder, dies_at 81. Suit with Eastman Kodak_settled; Kodak pays_Polaroid_$925_million. 
** 1995 --_Gary T. DiCamillo, the first "outsider"_to head the company, succeeds retiring_chairman and CEO Mac Booth. 
** 1998_-- Polaroid introduces more than 25_new products in an attempt_to find_new markets including 35mm cameras_and PopShots single-use_film and_camera system. Net_sales: $1.8 billion. Net loss: $51_million. Employees: 9,274_
** 2000 -- DiCamillo unveils strategy_to_recreate Polaroid as_a_digital_imaging company._
** 2001 --_Polaroid_lays out_plans_to cut 3,000 jobs, about half_in_Massachusetts. It defaults on more than $26_million in interest payments_to_bondholders. Stock plunges to_pennies per share. 
Caption: BACK_TO BASICS: Despite its bankruptcy filing,_Polaroid, based_in Cambridge,_said it will continue to make and ship its core instant-film_products. AP FILE PHOTO

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WORLD NEWS -_Enron_wins court_injunction - NEWS DIGEST.
By KHOZEM MERCHANT.

10/13/2001
Financial Times_(U.K. edition)
(c)_2001 Financial Times Limited. All Rights_Reserved

Enron wins court injunction_
Enron,_which is poised to pull out_of the largest foreign direct investment_in India, has won an_injunction_from_a court in London preventing_the regional government of Maharashtra from_challenging arbitration proceedings_launched by the US power company.
Enron's opponents_say_the court decision, which is confined_to_appeals in India, significantly reduces legal_defences_for_Maharashtra, where the 2,184MW power_plant is located, and is likely_to raise the stakes