Cox

Cox Enterprises is a diversified, family-owned global conglomerate with a history that began in 1898. The company has evolved into a leader in communications, media, and automotive services. Its major subsidiaries include Cox Communications, a prominent cable television and broadband provider; Cox Newspapers, which publishes numerous daily and weekly newspapers; and Cox Broadcasting, operating multiple television stations and radio outlets. In the automotive sector, Cox Enterprises is known for Manheim Auctions, the largest wholesale automobile auction company in the world, and AutoTrader.com, an online marketplace for new and used cars. The company also offers automotive software and data services to support dealers and manufacturers. Additionally, Cox Enterprises is committed to sustainability through initiatives like Cox Conserves, aiming for zero waste to landfills and carbon neutrality in the coming years. With a focus on innovation and diversification, Cox Enterprises continues to build on its strong legacy in media and automotive industries.

Information Technology & Services Sandy Springs, United States Founded 1898 ~2,428 employees

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Employees
2,428
+1.5% in the 3 months to Jun 2025
Revenue / employee
$9.5M
Revenue ~$23B
12-month attrition
7.5%
Tech: 7.9%
H1B sponsor
NA
Open jobs
573
Last 30 days

Cox FAQ

How many employees does Cox have?

Cox has about 2,428 employees, up 1.5% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.

What is Cox's revenue per employee?

Cox makes about $9.47M in revenue per employee, based on $23B annual revenue and 2,428 employees.

How much does Cox pay?

6figr has 239 salary profiles for Cox in the US and 41 in India, with pay broken down by role, level, gender and ethnicity on the Cox salaries page. See Cox salaries in the US

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.