Theranos

Holmes, ex-CEO of Theranos, was found guilty in January on four counts of fraud for misleading investors. Federal prosecutors had asked for a 15-year sentence.

The disgraced former CEO will be sentenced this week after being convicted of fraud and conspiracy earlier this year.

Holmes, the founder of Theranos and subject of the hit Hulu limited series "The Dropout," filed a trove of court documents ahead of her Friday sentencing.

Lawyers for Theranos' embattled founder argue that a key witness for the prosecution now feels guilty over the part he played in Holmes' conviction.

Unlike Holmes, Balwani was convicted of a conspiracy count to defraud patients along with other counts.

"I was already spending 18 hours of my day at Theranos," said Leona Marlene in one of a series of videos shared on TikTok.

Tyler Shultz was one of the early whistleblowers at the now-defunct and disgraced Silicon Valley start-up Theranos, founded by Elizabeth Holmes.

"The Dropout" on Hulu may be over but the case against the real Elizabeth Holmes and Sunny Balwani is still ongoing today.

Opening statements from the prosecution and defense suggest the trial will hinge on Balwani's closeness to Holmes.

Nicky Endres plays the Theranos chief product designer in Hulu's drama about the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes.

Stephen Fry portrays British biochemist and Theranos chief scientist Ian Gibbons in Hulu's "The Dropout," a man described by his wife as being "as near to perfection as a human could be."

"The Dropout" on Hulu tells how it all went wrong for Elizabeth Holmes and Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, who served as president and COO of the now-defunct Theranos.

Hulu series "The Dropout" offers a new theory as to why Holmes was so determined to leave Stanford to start Theranos.

Elizabeth Holmes was once the youngest and wealthiest self-made billionaire but what happened to her and where is she now?

"The Dropout" dramatizes the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder who was convicted of fraud in January.

The former CEO of Theranos, the defunct Silicon Valley blood testing company, and MIT graduate reportedly first met at a San Francisco Bay Area party.

The former CEO of Theranos, the defunct blood-testing company, has been convicted on two counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud.

A jury convicted Holmes, 37, on two counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit fraud.

Holmes was facing charges for her role in defrauding institutional investors based on the merits of her company's blood tests.

After taking Thursday and Friday off, the jury in Elizabeth Holmes' trial will continue to deliberate the 11 criminal charges against the former Theranos CEO.

The pause in deliberations comes after a meeting between U.S. District Judge Edward Davila and defense and prosecuting attorneys was held.

The jury, comprised of eight men and four women, completed Monday's deliberations without any indications as to how close they are to making a decision.

The jury began their first full day of deliberations in the trial of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes' who faces 11 charges of fraud and conspiracy.

The recess will last one week before closing arguments begin on December 16, three months after the trial began.

Like the previous week, attorney Robert Leach pulled up Holmes' own emails ranging from six to nine years ago, attempting to aid Holmes in jogging her memory.

Elizabeth Holmes said Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani would yell and tell her he was "so disappointed in my mediocrity" if she failed to comply with his demands,

In her testimony, Elizabeth Holmes mostly talked about clinical studies and records praising the efficiency of a small blood-testing device made by Theranos.

Holmes spoke in court about her time as a student at Stanford University and working with Professor Channing Robertson.

As well as learning from Holmes' failure, we should be unapologetic about learning from her success.

A movie starring Jennifer Lawrence as Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is just the beginning.