Author: Kim Kramer
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Business UpdatesMAJOR VICTORY: U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Cox in Landmark Internet Copyright Case
High Court Finds Internet Service Providers Are Not Liable For Individual Users’ Infringement
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NewsClarendon Farms Donation by Cox Enterprises Marks One of the Most Significant Conservation Easements in U.S. History
BEAUFORT, SC – March 10, 2026 – Ducks Unlimited (DU) announced today that it will steward one of the most significant conservation easements ever recorded in United States history — a monumental conservation achievement made possible by Cox Enterprises and the Cox family. Valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, this easement sets a new…
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NewsCox Enterprises Launches New Cox Outdoors Business Segment
ATLANTA, December 9, 2025 – Cox Enterprises today announced the launch of Cox Outdoors, a new business segment dedicated to outdoor recreation and conservation. Cox Outdoors brings together two of Cox’s most recent investments: Loop Tackle, a company committed to producing expert fly-fishing equipment and protecting wild fish and wild places, and KUIU, a company focused on creating the world’s…
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Leadership InsightsGrowing together: Cox Farms and Mucci Farms
On the Spill the Greens podcast, Steve Bradley, president of Cox Farms, Bert Mucci and Joe Spano shared how Cox Enterprises’ 2022 investment in Mucci Farms is shaping the future of fresh produce. This partnership isn’t just about capital. It’s about combining Cox’s expertise in managing large-scale enterprises with Mucci’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.…
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Leadership InsightsAlex Taylor on Cox’s legacy and longevity
Cox Enterprises started in 1898 when James M. Cox bought the Dayton Evening News. Today, the company is a $22 billion powerhouse with 50,000 employees and a portfolio that spans broadband, automotive, sustainable agriculture, plastics recycling, and tech innovation. CEO Alex Taylor, the great-grandson of James Cox, says the secret to longevity is simple: “We…
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Leadership InsightsKaren Bennett on driving success through leadership development
Karen Bennett, EVP and Chief People Officer at Cox Enterprises, believes leadership development is key to the company’s future. With a history of innovation, from newspapers to broadband to cleantech, Cox has always embraced change. Today, that means equipping leaders with the tools to thrive in a post-COVID world. “Cox is a people company, first…
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Leadership InsightsKaren Bennett on generosity: Show up on time
Karen Bennett, EVP and Chief People Officer at Cox Enterprises, knows what it takes to lead with heart in a fast-changing business. With more than 25 years of experience across HR — from talent development and rewards to culture and compliance — Karen has shaped strategies that keep people and business goals aligned. On the…
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Leadership InsightsDallas Clement on Inspiring greatness in your team
Dallas Clement, president and chief financial officer of Cox Enterprises, joined The Inspire Greatness Podcast to share insights on leadership and innovation. With a career spanning Cox Automotive and Cox Communications — and degrees from Harvard and Stanford — Dallas combines analytical rigor with visionary thinking. His responsibilities include strategy, financial performance, sustainability, IT and…