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Johnson & Johnson Shuts Down 200,000 SQFT Brisbane R&D Outpost Amid Strategic Shifts

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In a surprising turn of events, Johnson & Johnson (J&J), the world’s largest healthcare products company, is shuttering its research and development (R&D) facility at 1600 Sierra Point Pkwy., in Brisbane, Calif. This closure, confirmed by a company spokesperson, comes less than 18 months after the site's highly publicized opening. The property is owned by […]

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