Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos: is it massive medical fraud, #metoo, or Silicon Valley “move fast and break things” running into the law? We discuss it all in this opening episode with the Washington Post’s assigned reporter Rachel Lerman. This is shaping up to be a long trial and we hear her take on jury selection, Elizabeth Holmes’ new look, how female founders are rare in Silicon Valley and why, how the defense strategy seems a little odd, why the Sunny Balwani trial is separated and what the hell happened to a key Theranos database.
October 4, 2022
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