Johnson & Johnson says it is working to improve results in its medical-device business, where surgery revenue fell for the latest quarter.
Johnson & Johnson is “leaning” toward spinning out the hips-and-knees business that the company has been looking to hive off, Chief Financial Officer Joseph Wolk said.
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Johnson & Johnson is due to report earnings Tuesday morning, with traders expecting a move that could bring the stock closer to its recent record.
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JNJ heads into Q3 earnings with strong drug sales and new launches, but Stelara biosimilar competition and MedTech challenges could weigh on growth.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
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Johnson & Johnson just logged its 64th straight year of dividend growth, but biosimilar threats, a MedTech slowdown, and lingering talc litigation raise a real question about whether that streak justifies buying the stock right now.