McNeil Recalls Cut J&J's Profits, Draw U.S. Attorney's Subpoena
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Investment analysts are confident in Johnson & Johnson's long-term viability even though recalls of OTC drugs and the temporary closure of the facility where the products were made prompted the firm to slash full-year profits estimates and triggered a federal investigation
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