A family feud has led to suspensions, firings of senior management at Market Basket supermarkets. One senior manager opened ...

The Market Basket board of directors and suspended CEO Arthur T. Demoulas will take their dispute to a mediator in September ...

Members of the board of directors praised the new executives, but suspended CEO Arthur T. Demoulas attacked the decision and the board members.

Suspended Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas is accusing the supermarket chain's Board of Directors of attempting to ...

Market Basket's board and CEO Arthur T. Demoulas have agreed to meet with a mediator on Sept. 3 in an effort to resolve ...

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

And so, the purge begins. That’s the only way to describe the firing of the two top executives of Market Basket CEO Arthur T.

Opinion Editorials Editorial: Don’t let family feud imperil future of Market Basket Arthur T. Demoulas speaks at the Market Basket opening in Littleton on Nov. 8, 2014. (Caley McGuane/Lowell Sun) ...

Market Basket board member says sidelining CEO Arthur T. Demoulas is ‘catastrophic managerial and business mistake’ By Jon Chesto Globe Staff,Updated June 26, 2025, 4:16 a.m.

Fast-forward to 2025 and Market Basket is doing very well. The company now has 90 stores and around 32,000 employees with annual revenue of nearly $8 billion—almost double its 2014 revenue.