Elizabeth Holmes, disgraced Theranos founder, will report to prison to begin 11-year sentence

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of blood lab Theranos who became the face of Silicon Valley duplicity after her company collapsed amid fraud claims, is scheduled to report to prison Tuesday to begin her sentence of more than 11 years. Holmes was found guilty in January 2022 of four counts of wire fraud. Her conviction was the culmination of a saga that began in 2003, when she dropped out of Stanford University at age 19 to start a company whose technology she hoped could diagnose a multitude of conditions with just...