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McKinsey agrees to $573 million settlement over US opioid crisis, reports say

By France24
05 February 2021   |   7:00 am
McKinsey & Company, the consultant to blue-chip corporations and governments around the world, has agreed to pay $573 million to settle investigations into its role in helping “turbocharge” opioid sales, a rare instance of it being held publicly accountable for its work with clients.

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