September 4, 2024 02:50 PM EDT

Court orders J&J to pay $1B following buyout of surgical robotics company

Zachary Brennan

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Johnson & Johnson paid $3.4 billion upfront for the surgical robotics company Auris Health in 2019, with the potential for $2.35 billion more in commercial …

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Court orders J&J to pay $1B following buyout of surgical robotics company

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Court or­ders J&J to pay $1B fol­low­ing buy­out of sur­gi­cal ro­bot­ics com­pa­ny

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Court orders J&J to pay $1B following buyout of surgical robotics company