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JNJ earnings a tale of two companies

On April 16, Johnson & Johnson beat Wall Street estimates by 6 cents a share. Revenue for the first quarter of 2019 climbed 0.1% to $20.02 billion, above the $19.55 billion projected by Wall Street.But the results really reflected the very different fortunes of the company’s stagnant consumer business and its strongly growing drug business.