The Insys that investors loved and which made its founder and chairman John Kapoor a billionaire is going away and, despite heroic efforts to rebrand itself as a research shop, its future will be less profitable, with little of the mercurial growth and compounding profits that defined its first four years.
The Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation interviewed two dozen then-current and former Insys sales staff, as well as six doctors and their staff, and their accounts paint a uniformly grim picture of the company's prospects.
The Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation interviewed two dozen then-current and former Insys sales staff, as well as six doctors and their staff, and their accounts paint a uniformly grim picture of the company's prospects.
