A spokesperson for suspended Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas accused the company’s board of attempting to silence ...

The Market Basket corporate feud is heading to mediation. That’s according to Arthur T. Demoulas, who was suspended months ...

Demoulas is calling for an amicable resolution in the best interest of associates, customers, and the communities Market ...

Arthur T. Demoulas has been on paid leave since May, when its board of directors hired a law firm to investigate their claims ...

The ongoing battle for control of Market Basket grocery stores appears poised to drag on for more than another month.

New England’s most beloved grocery chain is in turmoil — but not even corporate chaos can shake customer devotion.

One of Market Basket’s founding family members, Arthur T. Demoulas, is blasting away at the private equity group that has a major ownership stake and he says is ruining the company. The chain has ...

READING, Mass. — Two days after the CEO of Market Basket and other executives were put on paid leave by the supermarket chain's board of directors, some are pushing back against the allegations ...

Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas walks outside the store off of Pawtucket Boulevard in Lowell as it prepares to open on Oct. 9, 2020. In a move reminiscent of the summer of 2014 when Demoulas ...

Market Basket employees, including two executives put on paid leave by the Board of Directors, are speaking out about the ongoing power struggle and new fight for control of the company.

Market Basket 2014 boycott, protests In 2014, Arthur T. Demoulas was forced out when the Market Basket board was controlled by his cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas.

On July 18, 2014, Market Basket employees protested at the company’s headquarters and staged walkouts after Arthur T. Demoulas’s cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas, fired Arthur T. Demoulas.