Theranos’ blood testing technology was supposed to completely revolutionize healthcare. It was a portable blood analyzer, known as the Edison, that could perform a range of tests on a small finger-prick of blood. Investors pumped millions of dollars into the company, spellbound by founder Elizabeth Holmes and her promises of
Policing the C-Suite to detect fraud
When people at the top of organizations break the rules, the consequences can be terminal. But exposing executive fraud poses a set of unique challenges.