An AI imaging firm says Johnson & Johnson stole its tech. Testimony began Monday.
First witness testifies in NYC trial over a small AI company's claim that Johnson & Johnson stole its surgical robotics tech.
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Meet the hard-partying lawyers who get negligent companies to cough up billions
Mass torts hold companies accountable for their actions — but they're a product of pure anarchy.
Cold pills could be yanked off the shelf. An FDA panel just ruled some of them don't work.
An FDA committee ruled phenylephrine, an ingredient used in cold medicines as a decongestant, doesn't work. It's popular on drugstore shelves.
I'm a Gen Zer who gets asked what young workers want. It's simple: to be included in conversations about our careers and the workplace.
Many corporate leaders hope to attract young workers. But some execs seem scared to talk to Gen Zers.
A terminally ill man won $18 million in a lawsuit after saying he got cancer from Johnson & Johnson's baby powder, but a bankruptcy court order means he likely won't live long enough to see the money
The 24-year-old isn't expected to live until through the summer, but he won't get the payout while Johnson & Johnson settles a bankruptcy case.
People used to fight over getting a COVID-19 vaccine. Now millions of doses are getting tossed in the trash because no one's using them.
According to CDC data, nearly a third of the total J&J doses produced went unused. The last batch has now been trashed.
US stocks trade mixed as investors assess wave of earnings results from big companies
Earnings season has kicked off in earnest. Investors are looking past results from the biggest banks and getting ready for big tech firms to report.
Johnson and Johnson loses $17 billion in market value after appeals court denies company bankruptcy escape in baby powder lawsuits
Johnson & Johnson continues to stand by the safety of its baby powder formula and has denied that it contains cancer-causing asbestos.
Smart thermometers are tracking data on your fevers — and it’s helping stores keep medicine shelves stocked
Kinsa puts millions of users' (anonymized) temperatures and symptom data together to identify hotspots for illness in the early stages of a big wave.
Stolen checks, fraudulent activity: three major trade association PACs fell victim to theft in what's become a political epidemic
The PACs of the National Association of Manufacturers, National Association of Home Builders, and Consumer Technology Association lost funds.
Democratic Rep. Lloyd Doggett of Texas violated a federal conflict-of-interest law with late stock-trade disclosures
Rep. Lloyd Doggett was days late disclosing he purchased stock in Home Depot Inc., IBM Corp., Johnson & Johnson, and PPG Industries Inc.
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
As companies reinvent the performance review for the post-pandemic world, J&J is opting for more real-time conversations focused on development and career growth
"At the end of the day, it's not about the tools or technologies, it's about meaningful conversations," said Michael Ehret, J&J's head of talent.
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
GOP Rep. Carol Miller just violated a federal conflict-of-interest and transparency law
Miller, of West Virginia, was months late reporting 21 of her husband's stock trades. This violates the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012.
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry
Uber, Nike, Lyft, Disney, JP Morgan and others vow to help employees access abortions after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade: 'We must keep up the fight'
Numerous US companies have gone public saying they'd front the costs for employees traveling to seek abortions.