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  • Johnson & Johnson Agrees to $6.5 Billion Settlement in Talc Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits
    SICK
    Johnson & Johnson has announced a comprehensive settlement, agreeing to pay $6.5 billion to resolve the vast majority of U.S. lawsuits alleging that its talc-based products caused ovarian cancer. This settlement, facilitated through the third bankruptcy filing of its subsidiary LTL Management, marks a significant development in a series of legal battles that have tarnished the pharmaceutical giant's reputation and impacted its financial performance.
  • Johnson & Johnson's Q1 Results: Medical Device Sales Surge, but Stelara and Vision Products Lag
    DEAL
    Johnson & Johnson reported mixed first-quarter results on Tuesday, with adjusted earnings surpassing Wall Street's expectations despite underwhelming sales in its medical devices and pharmaceutical divisions. The healthcare giant's shares closed more than 1% lower following the announcement, as investors weighed the company's performance and ongoing talc-related liabilities.
  • Johnson & Johnson Boosts Cardiac Portfolio with $13.1 Billion Shockwave Medical Acquisition
    SAFE?
    Johnson & Johnson (J&J), a leading healthcare conglomerate, recently announced a significant expansion of its medical device portfolio with the acquisition of Shockwave Medical for an impressive sum of $13.1 billion.
  • J&J Agrees to $700 Million Settlement Over Talc Safety Investigations
    FILE PHOTO: A Johnson & Johnson building is shown in Irvine, California
    Johnson & Johnson, the pharmaceutical and consumer goods giant, has tentatively agreed to pay approximately $700 million to resolve investigations by 42 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. The probes in question centered on allegations that the company misled consumers regarding the safety of its talc-based products.
  • Kenvue, J&J's Consumer-health Spinoff, Soars 20% on First Day of Trading in Largest US IPO Since 2021
    Kenvue, J&J's Consumer-health Spinoff, Soars 20% on First Day of Trading in Largest US IPO Since 2021
    The largest US IPO in a year and a half arrived Thursday, May 4, as Johnson & Johnson's wholly-owned consumer health subsidiary Kenvue went public in the United States. Kenvue's shares opened at $25.53 and continued to rise, reaching an intraday high of $26.40, up 20% at one point.
  • Johnson & Johnson To Permanently Pull Out Talc-Based Baby Powder Worldwide
    Baby Powder
    Johnson's Baby Powder has served as a representation of the business's family-friendly image since 1894.
  • Woman Dies From Rare Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Complication
    FATALITY
    The woman was diagnosed to have died of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS).
  • Johnson & Johnson HIV Vaccine Fails To Lower Infection
    FAIL
    Today, almost 39 million people worldwide have HIV.
  • Johnson & Johnson CEO To Step Down, New CEO Named
    Johnson & Johnson
    Alex Gorsky will step down as the company's CEO and be replaced by Joaquin Duato on Jan. 3, 2022.
  • Orlando Mom Tests Positive Despite Getting Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Shot
    Vaccine
    The study said a single dose of Johnson & Johnson's vaccine was ineffective against new variants.
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