Courteney Cox doesn’t have those, but she does have several cardboard cutouts of herself. Cox, 61, took to Instagram on ...

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The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case brought by Cox Communications over whether it should be held liable for music piracy ...

The US Supreme Court agreed to consider shielding Cox Communications Inc. from a $1 billion lawsuit by the music industry, in ...

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine whether Internet service providers must terminate users who ...

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Charter Communications, the largest cable operator in the U.S., merging with Cox Communications, one of the last of the cable pioneer old guard, gave me a weird The Last of Us vibe.

Cox Communications is the longest continuous operator, having its first cable television franchise in 1962. Cox is estimated to be valued at $34.5 billion based on Charter's recent enterprise value.

Charter and Cox Announce $34.5 Billion Merger: What This Could Mean for Your Cable and Broadband The combination of two of America's largest cable companies could impact your broadband package.

Charter Communications Inc., parent company of the Spectrum cable network, said Friday it plans to spend $34.5 billion to purchase Cox Communications. The companies are taking a bigger-is-better ...

Charter Communications has agreed to acquire Cox Communications in a $34.5 billion merger amid a years-long struggle faced by cable companies due to the rising popularity of streaming services.

Cox Communications, which is based in Sandy Springs and owned by Cox Enterprises, is the third-largest cable operator in the nation. Charter, based in Stamford, Connecticut, is the second-largest.