Johnson And Johnson Sales

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  Johnson & Johnson Forecasts $2.5 Billion In COVID-19 Vaccine Sales

  Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday forecast just $2.5 billion in 2021 sales of its COVID-19 vaccine, which has fallen way behind rival shots from Pfizer and Moderna as the company deals with vaccine production issues and safety concerns.

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  UK Publishes Plans To Decarbonise Transport By Mid-Century

  Britain unveiled plans Wednesday to decarbonise its transport systems, phasing out the sale of all polluting road vehicles by 2040 and committing the aviation sector to a 2050 net zero emissions target.

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  UK To Ban Sale Of New Petrol And Diesel Cars From 2030

  British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to announce next week a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030.

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  Lawsuit-Hit Johnson & Johnson To Stop Talc Baby Powder Sale In US, Canada

  Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday announced it would stop selling its talc Baby Powder in the United States and Canada, saying demand had dropped in the wake of what it called "misinformation" about the product's safety amid a barrage of legal challenges.

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  UK New Car Sales Plunge 40% In March As Coronavirus Hits

  New car registrations in Britain fell by an annual 40% in March as the coronavirus crisis hit the economy and forced many would-be buyers to stay at home, preliminary data from an industry group showed on Monday. Sales totalled around 250,000 units, making it the weakest March -- typically one of the top two selling months of the year -- since 1999...

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  Britain To Ban Sale Of New Petrol, Diesel Cars From 2035

  Britain will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035, five years earlier than planned, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will say on Tuesday as he announces details of a UN climate summit due to take place in Glasgow in November.

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  Stop Selling Johnson's Baby Shampoo: Child Rights Body To States

  The top child rights body has asked all states to stop sale of Johnson's baby shampoo after its sample was found to be of substandard quality in a lab test.

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  BlackBerry CEO hires former colleague as global sales head

  Eric Johnson previously worked in senior executive roles at SAP AG and Sybase.

• Heinz $23 billion sale to Warren Buffett, 3G to spur consolidation

  Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and private equity firm 3G Capital will buy ketchup and baby food maker H.J. Heinz Co for $23.2 billion in cash, a deal that combines 3G's ambitions in the food industry with Buffett's hunt for growth.

• JC Penney CEO tries to change the way we shop

  J.C. Penney CEO Ron Johnson seems unfazed that the department store chain's mounting losses and sales declines have led to growing criticism of his plan to change the way we shop. Perhaps that's because this isn't the first time during Johnson's 30-year career that he's attempted what seemed impossible.

• Indian businessman in New York pleads guilty to illegal ivory sales

  An Indian-American businessman in New York has pleaded guilty to selling jewellery and artifacts in Manhattan worth over USD two million made from illegal ivory obtained from endangered and threatened elephants from Africa. Mukesh Gupta, 67, along with Johnson Jung-Chien Lu, 56, entered into a plea agreement with the Manhattan District Attorney's...

• Avon names Johnson & Johnson executive Sherilyn McCoy as CEO

  This ends a four-month outside search for a fresh face to lead the company and turn around sales at home and abroad.