Johnson & Johnson’s year did not get off to a great start. Not that last year was any better. I mean the company report lagging sales in its medical device’s market. But the start of 2016, led off with the Brunswick-N.J.-based company reporting that it would lay off about 3,000 people from its medical device division. Or about 6 percent of all medical device jobs and about 2.5 percent of J&J’s global workforce - for those of you that dig percents instead of raw numbers. Most of the layoffs would come from the orthopedics, surgery and cardiovascular segments and result...