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8 Fun Facts About Our Credo—Johnson & Johnson’s Mission Statement
2018 marks the 75th anniversary of Our Credo. In honor of the milestone, we’ve compiled some interesting tidbits—past and present—about the legendary belief statement. -
How to hack evolution
Kevin Esvelt has a concrete plan to eradicate some of the planet’s most infectious diseases. All that stands in his way is us. -
Preparing for the next pandemic
Even after 100 years, an influenza outbreak remains the scariest scenario in public health. -
What you need to know about Johnson & Johnson’s 2017 full-year earnings report
See how the company’s consumer, pharmaceutical and medical devices businesses performed in 2017 in this breakdown of its latest annual earnings report. -
Johnson & Johnson named a 2018 Fortune World’s Most Admired Company
The company has once again been recognized for its commitment to employees, innovation and the health and well-being of people around the world. -
Defeating diseases with energy
The cell’s mitochondria generate 90% of a body’s energy. Could scientists harness that power to fight disease and perhaps even aging? -
James Burke: The Johnson & Johnson CEO who earned a Presidential Medal of Freedom
His passion for the company’s ethics-driven business philosophy earned him a spot on Fortune Magazine’s 10 Greatest CEOs of All Time. See how his legacy lives on today. -
Johnson & Johnson named to Glassdoor’s 2018 list of Best Places to Work
The company nabbed a top spot on the annual list—based entirely on positive reviews from its own employees. -
Meet the women behind Johnson & Johnson’s long legacy of employee volunteerism
As Thanksgiving approaches, we’re taking a look at the giving back ethos of the historic Laurel Club—an all-women employee group that helped lay the groundwork for the company’s lasting dedication to helping those in need. -
Meet the Johnson & Johnson Engineer Giving Back to His Home Country—One Computer at a Time
Philemon Padonou overcame great obstacles to become a lead software developer—a job that inspired him to start a nonprofit called CodeToHope. For National Engineers Week, we highlight his amazing story.