2 execs out at J&J's troubled consumer business NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) - Two executives in Johnson & Johnson's recall-riddled consumer products business are departing suddenly. The longtime executives are leaving after a 2 1/2-year span that's seen two dozen recalls of Tylenol and other nonprescription drugs and a congressional investigation of the handling of the recalls. Federal regulators are now overseeing three factories that made those products, one of which has been shut for nearly two years. Johnson & Johnson says Patrick Mutchler, group chairman for over-the-counter drugs, nutritionals and wellness and prevention products, is retiring after 35 years with the health care giant. Pericles Stamatiades (stah-MAT-tee-ah-des), who headed global strategy for other consumer businesses, is leaving after 28 years at J&J.