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Item 6. Selected Financial Data.

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Item 6. Selected Financial Data.

See Note 1 of Item 8 for additional details regarding basis of presentation.

as of or for the years ended December 3120172,120163,120154,120145,120136,1
Operating ResultsNet sales$10,56110,1639,96810,7199,413
(in millions)Income from continuing operations$7244,966393457315
(Loss) income from discontinued operations, net of tax$(7)(1)5752,0401,697
Net income$7174,9659682,4972,012
Balance SheetCapital expenditures, continuing operations$634719911925706
InformationTotal assets$17,11115,54620,96226,13825,224
(in millions)Long-term debt and lease obligations$3,5092,7793,9227,3318,126
Common Stock InformationWeighted-average number of common shares outstanding
Basic543546545542543
Diluted555551549547549
Income from continuing operations per common share
Basic$1.339.100.720.840.58
Diluted$1.309.010.720.830.57
(Loss) income from discontinued operations per common share
Basic$(0.01)(0.01)1.063.773.12
Diluted$(0.01)—1.043.733.09
Net income per common share
Basic$1.329.091.784.613.70
Diluted$1.299.011.764.563.66
Cash dividends declared per common share$0.6100.5051.2702.0501.920
1Refer to the notes to the consolidated financial statements for information regarding other charges and income items.
2Income from continuing operations included charges totaling $169 million for business optimization, $19 million related to the Baxalta separation, $17 million related to SIGMA SPECTRUM infusion pump inspection and remediation reserves and other historical product reserves, $28 million of Claris acquisition and integration expenses, $32 million related to the impact of Hurricane Maria on the company’s operations in Puerto Rico, $21 million related to litigation and contractual disputes for business arrangements in which the company is no longer engaged or a party thereto, $33 million related to the deconsolidation of the company’s Venezuelan operations and $322 million related to the impact of tax reform. Also included was a benefit of $12 million related to an adjustment to the company’s historical rebates and discount reserves.
3Income from continuing operations included charges totaling $409 million for business optimization, $54 million related to the Baxalta separation, $149 million of debt extinguishment costs related to the March 2016 debt-for-equity exchange for certain company indebtedness and certain debt redemptions, $51 million for impairment primarily related to developed technology and $9 million related to the settlement of an income tax matter in the company’s non-wholly owned joint venture in Turkey. Also included were net realized gains of $4.4 billion related to the Baxalta Retained Shares transactions and a benefit of $18 million primarily related to adjustments to the COLLEAGUE and SIGMA SPECTRUM infusion pump reserves.
4Income from continuing operations included charges totaling $200 million for business optimization, $111 million related to the Baxalta separation and $130 million related to Baxter’s July 2015 tender offer for certain outstanding indebtedness. Also included were benefits of $28 million primarily related to adjustments to the COLLEAGUE and SIGMA SPECTRUM infusion pump reserves, $52 million related to a litigation settlement in which Baxter was the beneficiary and $20 million relating to the reversal of contingent consideration milestone liabilities.
5Income from continuing operations included charges totaling $138 million for business optimization, $68 million for SIGMA Spectrum Infusion Pump product remediation efforts, $11 million related to the Baxalta separation and $3 million to account for an additional year of the Branded Prescription Drug Fee in accordance with final regulations issued by the Internal Revenue Service. Also included were benefits of $1 million related to third-party recoveries and reversals of prior reserves.
6Income from continuing operations included charges totaling $148 million for business optimization, $17 million primarily related to remediation efforts associated with modifications to the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion Pump in conjunction with re-filing for 510(k) clearance, $255 million related to the acquisition and integration of Gambro and losses from the derivative instruments used to hedge the anticipated foreign currency cash outflows and $25 million related to an upfront payment
associated with one of the company’s collaboration arrangements. Also included were benefits of $3 million related to tax and legal reserves associated with VAT matters in Turkey.

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