she was once the darling of silicon valley with her company at one point valued at $9 billion but now elizabeth holmes has been found guilty of fraud and conspiracy following a four month trial in california and awaits her sentence. the founder of the discredited blood testing company, theranos, was accused of lying to investors and retail customers by overstating what the firm s machines were capable of and the accuracy of its tests. holmes can appeal against the verdict in federal appeals court. elizabeth holmes had a vision that turned her into a billionaire. she rated a machine that she called the mike edison, that could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few drops of blood. the pitch convinces a very prominent people. the pitch convinced some very important people. media tycoon rupert murdoch invested, bill clinton was a fan. behind me are theranos s former head offices. very plush, very expensive and in the heart of silicon valley. and the great and the good ca
virus, not ourselves. unlike the previous strains, it transmits very readily to the air to large numbers of people. if we wait and see, then by the time we re seeing, it s always too late to act. it is being called an unpleasant case of deja vu. the u.s. sees another covid winter surge, but this time it s the omicron variant taking over. we are just hours away from president biden s speech on the pandemic. what will he tell americans as they head into the holidays? and jury deliberations will begin in the trial of the killing of daunte wright. we ll have closing arguments in the trial of the police officer kim potter. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. welcome, everyone. it is tuesday, december 21st, and we begin with a staggering really take over of the omicron variant in the united states. on monday, the cdc announced the highly contagious variant now accounts for more than 73% of new covid cases. now, omicron has been detecte
world and the investor community is really waiting for the fed, which is of course the us central bank, to really put its cards on the table when it is going to cut interest rates in 202a. we ve already seen that that s moved from march to may, and now expectations are starting to edge towardsjune. why is it important for emerging markets, including china? one, chinese yuan areas of depreciation, we could have some capital out flows. at the same point, investing in capital outflows is so important that s when the emerging markets like china are really going to sit on their hands up untill we have got some real clarity on when the fed is going to change policy. but my lifelong obsession of the nikkei 225 flirting with its all time high. what is happening there? the economy fell into recession according to the latest data. is this alljust about the weak currency? pretty much. we ve known for a long time that when it comes to economic furtunes that correlation when it comes to s
community is really waiting for the fed, which is of course the us central bank, to really put its cards on the table when it is going to cut interest rates in 202a. we ve already seen that that s moved from march to may, and now expectations are starting to edge towardsjune. why is it important for emerging markets, including china? one chinese yuan areas of depreciation, we could have some capital out flows. at the same point, investing in capital outflows is so important that s when the emerging markets like china are really going to sit on their hands up until we have got some real clarity on when the fed is going to change policy. but my lifelong obsession of the nikkei 225 flirting with its all time high. what is happening there? the economy fell into recession according to the latest data. is this alljust about the weak currency? pretty much. we ve known for a long time that when it comes to economic fortunes that correlation when it comes to stock markets and the in
everybody in the central bank world and the investor community is really waiting for the fed, which is of course the us central bank, to really put its cards on the table of when it s going to cut interest rates into 202a. we ve already seen that that s moved from march to may. now, expectations are starting to head towardsjune. why is this important for emerging markets, including china? one, chinese yuan, seeing depreciation, we could have some capital outflows. at the same point, the investor community and capital outflows are so important that s why emerging markets like china are really going to sit on their hands up until when we ve got some real clarity on when the fed is going to change policies. but my lifelong obsession of the nikkei 225 flirting with its all time high, what s happening there? the economy fell into a recession, according to the latest data. is this alljust about the weak currency? pretty much. we know for a long time that when it comes to economic