McKinsey & Company Agrees To Pay $537 Million For Role In Opioid Epidemic

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McKinsey & Company Agrees To Pay $537 Million For Role In Opioid Epidemic

CBS 2

Published 05 Feb 2021

Prosecutors, including New York's Attorney General, say McKinsey & Company raked in millions of dollars by helping opioid companies market and sell their drugs.

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McKinsey & Company Agrees To Pay $537 Million For Role In Opioid Epidemic

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