Breaking: Demoulas board won’t reinstate CEO
The board of directors of Demoulas Super Markets on Friday confirmed it was in receipt of an offer to buy the company from deposed president Arthur T. Demoulas but failed … Continue Reading →
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Market Basket fielding multiple buyout offers: Report
The board of directors of Demoulas Super Markets on Friday was fielding several offers to buy the company, the Boston Globe reported Friday. Content Classification: Curated read more Supermarket News
Gallery: Suppliers/Sales Agency of the Power 50
SN’s continuing coverage of the 50 people defining the food retailing industry today. read more Supermarket News
Roche Bros. makes a move in dynamic Boston market
Although the greater Boston market has seen no shortage of activity among supermarkets in recent years, things have been relatively quiet at Roche Bros. But that’s changing. read more Supermarket … Continue Reading →
CFO Karst set to leave Roundy’s
Roundy’s, Milwaukee, said Thursday Darren Karst, executive vice president and chief financial officer, will leave the company next month to join Rite Aid Corp., where he will be EVP and … Continue Reading →
The Lempert Report: The best and worst of fast food (video)
The Lempert Report discusses a Consumer Reports survey where consumers say which fast food chains are better — and which ones are worse. read more Supermarket News
The Lempert Report: Redefining the wine industry (video)
At the most basic level, the closure and package for wine is there to keep the wine in and light and oxygen out. Take a look how new wine packaging … Continue Reading →
Breaking: Arthur T. offers to buy Market Basket
The Market Basket saga took another twist Thursday when ousted president Arthur T. Demoulas revealed he has offered to buy out the 50.5% of company owned by his rival cousin … Continue Reading →
Gallery: Brothers and Sisters
Roche Bros. is going for growth in the competitive Boston market. read more Supermarket News
Timeline: A brief history of the Demoulas dispute
Unraveling what happened in the aftermath of George’s death would become one of the longest, most expensive and contentious series of lawsuits in Massachusetts history —and its aftereffects still resonate … Continue Reading →