J&J CFO: We're pleased with the engagement with the Trump administration
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Johnson & Johnson CFO Joseph Wolk said Wednesday that the company is pleased with its engagement with the Trump administ...
Johnson & Johnson CFO Joseph Wolk said Wednesday that the company is pleased with its engagement with the Trump administration, especially around tax policy, crediting the 2017 tax cuts for driving J&J's $55 billion U.S. investment and expanded biopharma manufacturing.
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