Firms introducing disruptive innovations into multisided ecosystems may confront the disruptor’s dilemma – they must gain the support of the very incumbents they disrupt. We examine how these firms may address this dilemma through a longitudinal study of TiVo, a company that pioneered the...

A seminal work in the mid-nineties finds that airlines charge higher fares in markets where they engage in extensive multimarket contact, thus empirically attesting to industry expert claims that airlines live by the 'golden rule' (i.e., avoid undercutting in jointly contested routes). Our...

An inversion is a strategy used by multinational enterprises (MNEs) to avoid high corporate taxes in their home countries, by changing their domicile to foreign countries with lower taxes. While prior studies have focused primarily on firm-level and country-level determinants of inversions, we...