Some Market Basket workers continue to speak out against leadership changes at the company, with a manager saying Friday that there is a "serious struggle" in the supermarket chain's future. Four ...

Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas has been fired, the board of directors announced Wednesday. The two sides went to mediation last week in Delaware to try and end the struggle for control of the ...

“Mr. Demoulas’ authoritarian regime” is one way Market Basket’s board of directors describes recently ousted CEO Arthur T. Demoulas’ management of the Tewksbury-based grocery store chain in a new ...

READING — Five Market Basket employees on Friday said a leadership void at the 90-store grocery chain has spawned surveillance and bullying and created a climate of distrust and disarray at its ...

Former Market Basket CEO and President Arthur T. Demoulas was deposed Monday in an ongoing legal battle over his status as head of the iconic supermarket chain as a pivotal court date looms. Market ...

Finally, you can unwind from a long day with a nice, tall glass of Market Basket. No, seriously. If you’re looking for a light, drinkable, affordable beer, grab a 12-pack of Market Basket’s new ...

SurgePays' ClearLine enables in-store advertising and controlled promotions in real time. The company needed a technology and marketing savvy partner to get the screens working properly, which would ...

(The following is an open letter to the Market Basket board of directors.) I’m still grappling with this morning’s news that Market Basket has terminated Arthur T. Demoulas — Artie T., to those of us ...

As she loaded her groceries into her car in the parking lot of the Market Basket in Waltham, Margarita Londono of Newton succinctly summed up the feeling that’s shared by many of the supermarket’s ...

The Market Basket board of directors is seeking a restraining order against fired executives Joe Schmidt and Tom Gordon after members alleged Schmidt had broken into the grocery chain’s Tewksbury ...

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