4. Johnson & Johnson
Untaxed foreign profit: $37 billion
The world's sixth-largest consumer health company has dozens of subsidiaries operating in 60 countries. J&J has had its troubles over the years, but it's still best known for some of the most common products found in any bathroom cabinet, from Tylenol to Neutrogena to Band-Aid. It also sells medical devices to hospitals and develops prescription drugs treating everything from cancer to infectious diseases.
Although it hasn't always been an easy ride for J&J shareholders, the company has rewarded them with 48 consecutive years of dividend increases.
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Last updated April 14 2011: 3:59 PM ET
