Terry Date
Features Reporter at The Eagle-Tribune
The Eagle-Tribune newspaper and North of Boston magazines Journalism history, music, movies, books, boxing and New England culture [email protected] 603-978-2373
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3 weeks ago |
eagletribune.com | Terry Date
NORTH ANDOVER — Perception will be everything, or at least key in an investigation commissioned by Market Basket’s board of conduct by the supermarket chain’s CEO, Arthur T. Demoulas. The board’s three-member executive committee has not set a timetable for the probe by Boston law firm Quinn Emanuel. The investigation began this week.
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3 weeks ago |
salemnews.com | Terry Date
NORTH ANDOVER — Perception will be everything, or at least key in an investigation commissioned by Market Basket’s board into conduct by the supermarket chain’s CEO, Arthur T. Demoulas. The board’s three-member executive committee has set no timetable for the probe by Boston law firm Quinn Emanuel. The investigation began this week.
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3 weeks ago |
hgazette.com | Terry Date
Arthur T. Demoulas: autocratic business ruler or beloved Artie T., victim of a hostile takeover? Whichever view of the Market Basket CEO prevails in the minds of the supermarket chain’s 25,000-plus employees and its millions of customers will likely determine the outcome in any prolonged street – meaning very public – fight between the three-member executive committee of the company’s board and the CEO.
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3 weeks ago |
eagletribune.com | Terry Date
LAWRENCE — The Immigrant City is conversation rich, teeming with scores of unfolding stories, say the Lawrence trio in the band Glasshouse, which will play a major music festival in New York City this weekend. “Everybody talks to everybody,” said Gerald “Liri” Liriano, a little more than a month ago, gathered with bandmates and local filmmaker Michael Tejada at a talking place, Jessy’s Place Cafe, in a former woolen mill on Island Street. kAm(96?
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3 weeks ago |
newburyportnews.com | Terry Date
LAWRENCE — The Immigrant City is conversation rich, teeming with scores of unfolding stories, say the Lawrence trio in the band Glasshouse, which will play a major music festival in New York City this weekend. “Everybody talks to everybody,” said Gerald “Liri” Liriano, a little more than a month ago, gathered with bandmates and local filmmaker Michael Tejada at a talking place, Jessy’s Place Cafe, in a former woolen mill on Island Street. kAm(96?
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