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J&J Announces $55 B US Investment, Credits Trump Tax Policy

6/18/2026

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Johnson & Johnson announced a $55 billion U.S. investment, including a more-than-$1 billion vision manufacturing facility in Jacksonville, Florida.
CEO J. P. Morrison credited President Donald Trump’s tax policy for enabling the investment.
The company aims to manufacture all its medicines and medical technologies in the United States.
J&J expects double-digit growth by decade’s end, citing 28 platforms each generating over $1 billion.
A recent cyberattack, possibly linked to a pro-Iranian group, disrupted J&J’s global network.

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Johnson & Johnson announced a $55 billion U.S. investment, including a more-than-$1 billion vision manufacturing facility in Jacksonville, Florida.
CEO J. P. Morrison credited President Donald Trump’s tax policy for enabling the investment.
The company aims to manufacture all its medicines and medical technologies in the United States.
J&J expects double-digit growth by decade’s end, citing 28 platforms each generating over $1 billion.
A recent cyberattack, possibly linked to a pro-Iranian group, disrupted J&J’s global network.