Johnson & Johnson Results Driven By Pharmaceutical Sales Growth

WSJ.com: US Business, Wall Street Journal: Business
Tue, 01/23/2018 - 6:42am

Johnson & Johnson reported an increase in sales for its fourth quarter, largely spurred by its pharmaceutical business, but reported a loss because of effects from the new tax law.

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