Cornerstone Research Experts in Focus: Lesley Chiou
Professor Lesley Chiou of Occidental College speaks about her current research on two-sided platforms and competition in the digital space.
Taming Gatekeepers—But Which Ones?
The article discusses approaches that have been proposed in the EU, UK and Germany to prevent potential anticompetitive conduct by dominant companies in the digital economy.
In the Matter of Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
Following the FTC’s lawsuit, the parties abandoned the proposed merger of two health systems.
Understanding the Growing Interest in Labor Market Concentration
In this Law360 article, Ashley Vissing discusses how labor concentration issues are being raised in the courts and how economic analysis can inform antitrust inquiry.
California Public Utilities Commission Proceeding
Cornerstone Research consulted on competition in and regulation of the telecommunications market in California.
Expert Forum: Draft CMA Guidelines: ‘Keep It or Bin It?’
At this Cornerstone Research webinar, an expert panel of attorneys and economists discussed the contents of the draft CMA Merger Assessment Guidelines.
Merger Transactions Reported to FTC, DOJ Remain High in FY 2019
Merger transactions dropped in FY 2020 as COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States.
Trends in Merger Investigations and Enforcement at the U.S. Antitrust Agencies: Fiscal Years 2010–2019
The number of merger transactions reported to U.S. government agencies continued to rise in fiscal year 2019, but showed signs of leveling off.
Cornerstone Research Named among 2021 Top Global Economic Consultancies
Global Competition Review recognises Cornerstone Research in the 2021 edition of the Economics 21 survey.
Economic Principles and the Reform of the European Commission’s Approach to Vertical Agreements
The authors outline five economic principles that should guide the European Commission’s revision of VBER and its Vertical Guidelines.
Antitrust Impact in Class/Collective Actions
The authors provide an overview of how economic analysis can be used to assess the common impact question in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K.
FTC v. Qualcomm
The appellate court unanimously ruled in favor of Qualcomm, citing reasons that closely followed the expert’s testimony.
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