Rodney McMullen, the now-former CEO of supermarket giant Kroger who stepped down following an investigation into his personal conduct, had to forfeit $11.2 million in unvested stock and options, according to government filings.

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Under his leadership, Kroger has positioned itself as a formidable competitor to Walmart, Amazon, and other grocery giants.

Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen resigns amid ethics probe, leadership shakeup follows failed Albertsons merger and pending litigation.

McMullen, the longtime CEO of the grocery chain, resigned on Monday, March 3, following a board investigation into his personal conduct. Learn more about him here.

Kroger appointed lead director Ronald Sargent as interim CEO, replacing its 10-year veteran leader after a failed merger with Albertsons.

Kroger Chairman and CEO Rodney McMullen has resigned after an internal investigation into his personal conduct. The nation's largest grocery chain announced McMullen's resignation on Monday, clarifying that the investigation did not pertain to the company's business operations,

Kroger Co.’s interim leader urged employees to forge ahead following an abrupt exit of his predecessor, according to a recording of an internal meeting viewed by Bloomberg News.

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

The supermarket giant continues to push various growth initiatives despite higher grocery prices hitting the pocketbooks of consumers.

Kroger's interim leader gave investors an update on the search for a new CEO following the abrupt resignation of Rodney McMullen following an investigation into personal conduct. During an investor call following Kroger Co.