Arthur T. Demoulas has filed a counterclaim in a Delaware court, responding to the allegations against him by Market Basket's board of directors, while making his own claims against the company's directors and his three sisters.

Market Basket has named a new interim CEO — Donald Mulligan. Mulligan has served as CFO for Market Basket since 1999, and was originally hired by Arthur T. Demoulas' father in the 1980s. Here's a breakdown of what to know.

Congresswoman Lori Trahan joins our show to discuss her feelings on Arthur T. Demoulas' firing this week. Trahan is a Lowell native — something she has in common with Market Basket — and wrote an open letter to the company's board of directors this week, urging them "to remember what this company means to the people who love it. To remember the generations of employees and customers who stood by Artie in 2014 — and who still stand by him today."

CEO Arthur T. Demoulas is out as Market Basket CEO. The news broke early in the morning on Sept. 10. What does this mean for the grocery store? What comes next? We're breaking everything down on Food Feud.

With no updates from either side yet in the Market Basket mediation, which began almost a week ago, we're learning more about what exactly goes into a process like this. Boston attorney Amy Mariani specializes in business mediation and brings us behind the scenes of what a corporate mediation session looks like.

Market Basket's mediation session is set for Wednesday, Sept. 3. What will happen when both sides come to the table? Grant Welker from the Boston Business Journal shares what to know ahead of the meeting, and recaps what brought us to this point.

Market Basket held a grand reopening of its store on the North Andover/Lawrence line on Friday — to massive fanfare. What does this tell us about what's happening behind the scenes, and where the public stands in the ongoing dispute? Plus, as Stop & Shop and other Market Basket competitors roll out price drops, could a price war be brewing that shoppers could stand to benefit from? Grant Welker from the Boston Business Journal joins us for this episode of Food Feud: Market Basket to answer these questions and more.

The food feud made it into the courtroom on Thursday, with lawyers representing Market Basket and fired executives Joe Schmidt and Tom Gordon arguing over an injunction to keep the pair away from company property. The judge ruled in favor of the company's board -- barring Schmidt and Gordon from Market Basket stores and offices. Here's how it all happened.

Between an impending court hearing for a potential restraining order and an intensifying public war of words, the Market Basket leadership falling out has reached a new intensity — with no sign of cooling off anytime soon. In our latest episode of Food Feud: Market Basket, we are unpacking all of these latest developments in the escalating conflict, and sitting down with a public relations expert who weighs in on the strategy used on both sides of the feud.

In the latest public war of words, a longtime employee lodges a number of complaints about company culture in the wake of the Demoulas suspension, while Market Basket's board accuses her complaint of being part of an attack on the company by the embattled CEO.

Methuen Mayor David "D.J." Beauregard issued an open letter to Market Basket's board of directors on July 24, asking them to "resolve this internal dispute and bring back Arthur T. Demoulas — before the damage becomes irreversible." The letter was met with assurances from the board that the Market Basket New England knows and loves is not at risk. But since, other elected officials are beginning to speak out on the ongoing turmoil in the supermarket's leadership. Mayor Beauregard joins Food Feud: Market Basket to discuss his decision to publicly support suspended CEO Demoulas — and what he believes is at stake amid this tension at the top of a New England institution.

The Market Basket power struggle appears to be escalating, with the firings of two longtime executives who have been closely aligned to Arthur T. Demoulas throughout the years. What does this mean for the CEO as he remains on leave?

We walk through the New England company’s humble beginnings as a Greek market in Lowell, its expansion and the friction within the Demoulas family. Episode originally recorded on June 6, 2025.

We go in-depth on what’s happening behind the scenes at Market Basket after its well-known CEO as placed on administrative leave. Hear what the person who wrote the book on this topic thinks will happen next. Episode originally released on June 3, 2025.

Clues are trickling out about what’s going on behind the scenes at the supermarket chain, but a month after its CEO was put on leave, there still is so much uncertainty about what will happen next. Episode originally recorded June 27, 2025.

In this episode, we revisit how a series of protests in 2014 over Artie T.'s firing snowballed into massive revenue losses for the company and eventually helped restore his job as CEO. Could we see the same thing happen again this time around? Episode originally recorded on June 13, 2025.

Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas has been placed on leave by the board of the beloved supermarket chain — the latest round of corporate drama there. As uncertainty swirls about his and the company's future, "Food Feud: Market Basket" will track all the latest developments and offer deep analysis, with help from experts at the Boston Business Journal.