Holmes is charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. SAN JOSE, Calif. -- A jury of eight men and four women has begun to deliberate …
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Elizabeth Holmes' Fate Now Rests With the Jury
The lawyers made their case, and now 12 men and women get to decide whether the former Theranos CEO is guilty of defrauding investors, patients and doctors. In his closing argument, Assistant US attorney Jeffrey Schenk claimed Holmes "chose fraud over business failure. She chose to be dishonest." Her lawyers sought to paint a final picture that she was a true believer in the startup's technology. If found guilty, Holmes could face up to 20 years in prison.
All the Arguments Have Been Made
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- In his last effort to persuade the jury that Elizabeth Holmes is guilty of fraud, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Schenk said …
Jury deliberations resume Monday in the fraud trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. SAN JOSE, Calif., — The closely watched fraud trial of former Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes drew closer to its long-awaited close Friday as closing arguments concluded and the jury began …
In closing arguments Friday, a lawyer for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes suggested wealthy investors in her failed blood-testing startup like the …
Are we really that surprised? As the trial of Elizabeth Holmes comes to a close, many questions have surfaced about what — or who — enabled Theranos to rise to such heights. As charismatic and ambitious as Holmes was, none of her success would have been possible without the nearly $945 million in …
The story was 5,500 words of pure rapture about a Silicon Valley company few had ever heard of and its intriguing chief executive. Theranos, declared Fortune magazine in 2014, appeared to be on the verge of revolutionizing the health care industry with a wondrous new technology for diagnosing …
