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Johnson & Johnson set to release earnings report Tuesday morning

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Health care giant Johnson & Johnson will release its second-quarter earnings results ahead of the opening bell on Tuesday.

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RACHELLE AKUFFO: All right, looking ahead, here's your stock to watch for tomorrow. It's Johnson & Johnson, the healthcare giant reporting ahead of the open tomorrow. And analysts expect earnings of $2.56 per share on revenue of $23.87 billion. Now the company has outperformed the broader market, up nearly 2% on the year. J&J's chief financial officer Joe Wolk will be breaking down the results tomorrow morning on Yahoo Finance Live, so be sure to join us then.

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