Market Basket board fires CEO Arthur T. Demoulas, lawsuit pushes again

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Artie T, the face behind the Market Basket grocery retailer chain, has been fired.

The board introduced this morning that “the mediation was not successful” and Arthur T. Demoulas is being proven the door.

The Herald has discovered that Artie T has filed a lawsuit in a Delaware courtroom, reportedly difficult his dismissal from the chain he has championed his total profession.

Right here is the total assertion despatched to the Herald:

Assertion Concerning Arthur T. Demoulas Removing from Board Chair Jay Okay. Hachigian

“Regardless of in depth efforts by the Board and Mr. Demoulas to come back to phrases, the mediation was not profitable. The Market Basket Board late yesterday voted unanimously to take away Arthur T. Demoulas as President and CEO of Market Basket. The Board has filed an motion within the Delaware Courtroom of Chancery in reference to the elimination.

The Board met with Mr. Demoulas on Sept. 3 in a confidential mediation in Delaware earlier than former Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights III and continued the mediation by way of video convention on Sept. 9. The events agreed to not remark publicly throughout that point.

We guarantee our valued associates and prospects that, as we’ve demonstrated over the previous a number of months, Market Basket is not going to change its operations, profit-sharing, bonuses or tradition, and can proceed to supply the perfect groceries on the lowest costs wherever in New England—properly into the longer term.”

This can be a growing story … 

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