Johnson & Johnson forecasts profit decline this year on competition
Its hepatitis C drug Olysio faces competition from Gilead Sciences' Harvoni that combines two drugs in one pill
New York
JOHNSON & JOHNSON (J&J), the world's biggest maker of healthcare products, forecast lower earnings in 2015 as competition cuts into revenue for some of its best-selling drugs. The shares slumped the most in three months.
Adjusted profit this year will reach US$6.12 to US$6.27 a share, the company said on Tuesday. That figure exclud…
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