Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen must provide details about his resignation as part of a lawsuit involving the singer Jewel.

In March, Kroger’s CEO resigned from his corner-office role after nearly five decades at the company — an abrupt exit that left questions and $11 million on the table. Now, a lawsuit involving ’90s ...

As part of his departure, former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen forfeited all of his unvested equity and bonuses—a total of $11 ...

Former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen forfeited all unvested equity and bonuses — $11 million in total — when he abruptly left ...

Pop star Jewel's lawsuit against Kroger over the Wellness Festival prompted a judge to demand an explanation for CEO Rodney ...

A Hamilton County judge in Jewel's lawsuit with Kroger ordered the ex-CEO Rodney McMullen to disclose the reason for his ...

A Hamilton County judge is ordering former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen to disclose his reason for resigning earlier this year.

The Keene, New Hampshire-based supplier and retailer was set to acquire nearly 600 divested stores from Kroger and Albertsons upon completion of the deal. C&S Wholesale claimed Kroger owed it a $125 ...

The order states McMullen must answer under oath: “Explain the facts and circumstances relating to your resignation from the ...

Ex-Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen left over $11 million on the table when he left the grocer, according to the company's SEC ...

Rodney McMullen, the chairman and CEO of Kroger, has resigned after the grocery chain’s board led an internal investigation into his “personal conduct,” NPR reported.

Rodney McMullen became CEO of Kroger Jan. 1, 2014, but his career began in 1978 when he worked as a part-time stock clerk at his local Lexington, Ky., Kroger store.