Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) continues to be the world's most valuable and strongest pharmaceutical brand, according to a new report by Brand Finance.
This marks the sixth consecutive year the company has held the top spot, with a 5% increase in "brand value", reaching $13.4 billion.
The award follows a significant restructuring move, in which Johnson & Johnson spun off its consumer business into a new company, Kenvue, in line with a broader industry trend.
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