J&J: Inflationary Pressures ‘Here To Stay’ With Impact Likely Into 2023
Executive Summary
Johnson & Johnson reported 3% sales growth in the second quarter, led by pharmaceuticals, which were positive financial results given persistent macroeconomic challenges and a currency headwind.
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