An investigative history of the scandal-plagued company shines a light on a health care industry riddled with corruption and ...

Cramer noted that investors are skirting Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) because of worries regarding Robert Kennedy Jr., as he ...

Following a third failed bankruptcy maneuver by Johnson & Johnson , trial lawyers with Dallas-based Nachawati Law Group have filed three new lawsuits on behalf of women who developed cancer after ...

Federal agent Yasin Binda's testimony reveals items found inside Diddy's hotel room during his arrest last year. (Image via Cindy Ord/) Federal agent Yasin Binda testified against Sean "Diddy" Combs ...

Jurisdiction: Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana - A Louisiana Jury returned a plaintiff’s verdict May 7 after ...

Shocking details of Diddy's sexual proclivities, including his infamous "freak off" parties, are revealed as the rap mogul ...

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay more than $100 million to settle over 1,000 lawsuits that allege the company’s Baby Powder talc products caused cancer, according to Bloomberg. Citing people ...

Johnson & Johnson was founded over 125 years ago in ... of making childbirth safer for mother and babies. Johnson's Baby Powder also went on sale during this year and was extremely successful.

Regular use of talcum powder is associated with a 33% increased risk of ovarian cancer, according to the Journal of Epidemiology. Despite these findings, companies like Johnson & Johnson have ...

Despite being filed by the hundreds and thousands, lawsuits alleging injuries from exposure to toxic substances are notoriously difficult to win.

If approved, the settlement may resolve nearly 60,000 talcum powder claims for ovarian cancer. In Connecticut, a jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $15 Million to Evan Plotkin, who was diagnosed ...

A history of consistent dividend increases For a strong and steady performance in a healthcare or medical sector stock, JNJ has fared very well. A $25,000 investment in JNJ in 2005 would be ...