theranos Theranos Executive Sunny Balwani Receives 13-Year Prison Sentence for Fraud Former Theranos COO Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani receives a 13-year prison sentence after a jury convicts him on all 12 criminal fraud charges. The punishment closely mirrors the 11.25-year sentence given to former CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
elizabeth holmes Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial Centers on Intent to Deceive Investors The federal trial of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes hinges on whether she intentionally lied about her company's blood-testing technology to defraud investors. Holmes admits to making mistakes but claims she always believed the startup was on the verge of a breakthrough.
elizabeth holmes Jurors Begin Deliberations in Elizabeth Holmes' Silicon Valley Fraud Trial A federal jury starts deliberating the fate of former tech CEO Elizabeth Holmes after a 15-week trial examining whether she intentionally defrauded investors. The verdict hinges on deciding if she is a calculated scam artist or an overwhelmed entrepreneur.
elizabeth holmes Jury Begins Deliberations in Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial A California jury weighs 11 fraud and conspiracy charges against former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes after three months of dramatic testimony. Holmes faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on all counts.
theranos Theranos Jury Begins Deliberations in Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial A California jury begins weighing three months of testimony to decide if Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes committed wire fraud. Holmes faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on all charges.
elizabeth holmes Jury Begins Deliberations in Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial Closing arguments conclude in the Theranos criminal fraud trial, leaving twelve jurors to decide if Elizabeth Holmes intentionally deceived investors and patients. The fallen startup founder faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
elizabeth holmes Filmmaker Explores the Psychological Roots of the Theranos Scandal A new HBO documentary by Alex Gibney delves into the rise and fall of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Gibney compares her actions to his past subjects, highlighting a pattern of "noble cause corruption" that resonates with universal human flaws.