How to pronounce“theran”in English

Where Theranos became a fraud is much later, when in 2013 she launched the blood tests in Walgreens stores and then went back to investors to solicit more money.

So Theranos had its headquarters in my neighborhood and I was walking by their headquarters.

who was the Theranos whistleblower.

Out of the Theranos estate, and since she is undergoing trial right now, I think I'd best be served by keeping my mouth shut and

You know Theranos was controlled by Elizabeth Holmes.

But we've seen with Theranos and a lot of other organizations that it's not always men.

I don’t think the Theranos scandal was just about greed, and I don’t think Elizabeth Holmes’ only motive was greed.

And that’s actually when Theranos raised the lion’s share of the nearly billion dollars that it raised over its 15 year history.

And so I hope that the Theranos scandal remains a lesson in people’s minds, in VCs’ minds,

So it says the settlement was destroyed in the Theran eruption sometime in the 16th century BCE and buried in volcanic ash, which preserved the remains

I mean, look at Theranos, you know.

I'm sure you've all heard of this one-- Theranos.

The other one we think about is Elizabeth Holmes from Theranos.

It is in fact the example of the company called Theranos.

However, if Theranos brings up one of the topics of the day, which is where is the line between deception,

I was a big believer in Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos before we learned that there was nothing there.

on a single blood spot, not like Theranos, but better,

Whereas when I read about Elizabeth Holmes' story and I read about Theranos, I was like, that's impossible.

And very few of the tests on the menu were done with actual Theranos technology.

Tell us what made you suspicious and what motivated you to spend your time investigating Theranos?

another Zoom question >> Sure, the Theranos case has highlighted the deception unscrupulous entrepreneurs have employed to secure capital from investors.

in the news like, for example, the Theranos story-- in some sense, it seems to be that nothing you could possibly write

So a good example of constructive friction is Elizabeth Holmes, then CEO of Theranos.

It’s commercial!” But I would say that there were two stages of Theranos.

So John, you were one of the first people that had figured out that Theranos was a fraud.

Unfortunately, much of the scientific literature there's no transparency much like the Theranos example, the methods are very opaque.

Mr. Carreyrou said,that one of the grave errors that Theranos CEO, Elizabeth Holmes made was to channel the,

most of the people whether you're faking lab results right you have a biotech company we have everybody's staring at theranos these days

And so, you know, it was so sad to follow what happened at Theranos.

What we found though, is that Elizabeth Holmes was a bit deceptive in the science, that Theranos technology didn't work.

More than $700 million of that billion dollars was raised after 2013, and it was based on the premise that Theranos had a groundbreaking product, and the “proof” was that the

So the first CASI event that we had ever three and a half years ago was with a colleague of our visitor John Carreyrou, who wrote a book about Theranos.

But I would just also say as an example, Rupert Murdoch who owns News Corp which owns Dow Jones which owns the Wall Street Journal, was a major investor in Theranos,

And she's most recently was able, because she's a free common think person to discuss Theranos and cases of this sort.

In October, we hosted John Carreyrou the author of Bad Blood, a book about Theranos.