Theranos Investor Goes on Witness Stand in Fraud Trial
A prominent Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist was on the witness stand in the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial.
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A prominent Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist was on the witness stand in the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial.
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A witness for the prosecution in the Elizabeth Holmes fraud trial testified Tuesday that the Theranos founder was "cagey" in her responses to questions about the company's technology.
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