Cox Enterprises

Cox Enterprises is one of the world's largest media companies, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

The company evolved from the newspaper Dayton Daily News, which in 1889 founded the school teacher, reporter and later governor of Ohio and presidential candidate James Middleton Cox in Dayton, Ohio.

Cox Enterprises 17 has daily newspapers and 25 weekly newspapers and 15 regional television stations. The 83,000 employees generated sales in 2007 of over 15 billion dollars. In addition, the automotive sector Manheim part of the Cox Group.

Cox Enterprises is led by James C. Kennedy, a grandson of James M. Cox. The company is family owned. The half is owned by Anne Cox Chambers, a daughter of James M. Cox. The other half is owned by James C. Kennedy and Kennedy Blair Parry - Okeden, the children of your sister Barbara Cox Anthony died in 2006. The family is thus one of the richest Americans.

Newspapers (selection)

  • The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ( Flagship)
  • Austin American -Statesman
  • Dayton Daily News
  • The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
  • The Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
  • The Greenville Daily Reflector
  • Longview News -Journal
  • The Lufkin Daily News
  • The Marshall News Messenger
  • The Middletown Journal
  • The Palm Beach Daily News
  • The Palm Beach Post
  • The Rocky Mount Telegram
  • The Springfield News - Sun
Types of business entity Georgia (U.S. state) Dayton (Ohio)
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