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Thank you. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Monday, February 6th.

Happy start of the work week, everyone.

In one day last week,

shares of 3M fell by over 2%. That company mostly makes industrial products, but you may know it for

things like Post-it notes and scotch tape. So why did shares go down? Well, this wasn't just a normal

market rumbling. Shares declined right around the time a decision was handed down in a lawsuit, involving an entirely different company.

Stay with us here.

The company involved in the lawsuit is Johnson & Johnson, maker of home health products, like bandages and baby powder.

Yes, this may ring a bell.

We've told you here on the show how in recent years J&J has been slapped with around 40,000 lawsuits about its baby powder. Plaintiffs

alleged that the talc used in the powder caused cancer. The claims have already cost J&J's consumer

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