Sentence examples for evaluate merger from inspiring English sources

Today the Herfindahl-Hirschman index is used by competition regulators in many countries to evaluate merger proposals.

Two firms that evaluate merger and acquisition offers are giving Chiron shareholders conflicting advice on the veteran biotechnology company's proposed purchase by Novartis.

When regulators evaluate mergers from a consumer protection standpoint, they consider whether mergers would end up raising the prices that consumers pay for those companies' products.

It's true of antitrust law, which has seen the main criterion used to evaluate mergers become their impact on consumer welfare, rather than on other competitors.

Mrs. Kozumbo, 26, is to join the legal staff of the Bureau of Competition at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington in October; she will evaluate mergers in the pharmaceutical, medical-device and consumer-products sectors.

For Disney, that would mean evaluating merger opportunities and other possible deals.

But given the strict time frame the European Commission sets itself in evaluating mergers, it would be hard for it to delay one continuing investigation in anticipation of a second deal, he said.

The TW standard does not consider (re distributional effects but evaluates mergers solely on efficiency considerations.

Two groups sued Inprise/Borland to block the deal, and the company hired an investment bank, Broadview International, to evaluate the merger terms.

Don R. Zell, a former federal agent with the Justice Department's strike force and the Drug Enforcement Agency, leads the firm's investigative unit, which charges clients $90 to $170 an hour to do such things as look into suspected intellectual property infringements, examine sexual harassment claims, evaluate prospective merger partners and run undercover operations.

In the past, the British used an opaque and politically convenient "public interest" test to evaluate proposed mergers.