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Former Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) Chief Executive James E. Burke died late Friday at the age of 87."Jim was a courageous leader, who defined the very essence of corporate and civic responsibility," Johnson & Johnson Chairman William C. Weldon said in a statement. "His passion and commitment to children and families benefited not only Johnson & Johnson, but our country as well."Mr. Burke spent 37 years at Johnson & Johnson, first starting out as a product director and then working his way up to president in 1973 and then chairman and CEO in 1976, a role in which he served until 1989.He led the company during the Tylenol poisonings in 1982 and 1986, where tampered capsules that had been made by Johnson & Johnson were laced with enough potassium cyanide to prove toxic.After retiring from Johnson & Johnson in 1989, Mr. Burke assumed the chairmanship of the Partnership for a Drug-Free America, a non-profit organization founded by the American Association of Advertising Agencies that aims to ch...
Competitive Enterprise Institute's Vincent Vernuccio argues John Sweeney is only receiving the Medal of Freedom because Obama is honoring people who supported him
By Alister BullWASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Wednesday named billionaire Warren Buffett a winner of the 2010 Medal of Freedom, along with former P...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will name Warren Buffet as one of fifteen winners of the 2010 Medal of Freedom, a White House official said on Wednesda...
Grameen Bank Founder and Managing Director Professor Muhammad Yunus on lending to millions of entrepreneurs in poor communities around the world.
FBN's Dennis Kneale breaks down afternoon market news.
FBN's Tracy Byrnes breaks down late-morning market news.
Dear Ms. Brinker –Last week while leaving my apartment building at the same time as my 50-something male neighbor, he told me he’d just written a check to Planned Pa...
“America the Beautiful” author Dr. Ben Carson on the steps needed to regaining America’s greatness.
U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will air their differences over fiscal policy, the Eurozone crisis and the war in Libya Tuesday in a ...
FBN's Connell McShane on the hotel chain’s decision to spin off its struggling timeshare business.
FBN's Connell McShane on the expected announcement of the takeover of the NYSE Euronext by Deutsche Boerse.
