The analyst narrative around Dropbox is shifting as some firms trim price targets, even while a central fair value estimate ...

In the latest trading session, Dropbox (DBX) closed at $24.31, marking a +1.33% move from the previous day. The stock's change was more than the S&P 500's daily loss of 0.04%. Meanwhile, the Dow ...

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Dropbox (DBX) ended the recent trading session at $23.90, demonstrating a -3.2% change from the preceding day's closing price. The stock trailed the S&P 500, which registered a daily loss of 0.41%. On ...

Dropbox has launched three ChatGPT apps covering file storage, enterprise search (Dash), and AI calendar management (Reclaim) ...

Dropbox's storage system works like an online hard drive, storing your files in a cloud-based location that you can access from your computer, phone and tablet apps, or from the Dropbox website. As ...

Dropbox user Darrell Whitelaw got a surprise this weekend. He uploaded a movie file to his Dropbox folder, and – during an instant message conversation – shared a link to it with an online friend. And ...

As a Dropbox user, you can create a free online portfolio of your work for prospective clients. Even if they aren't Dropbox users, they can open a public link to a folder of your work. They can then ...

Dropbox recently reported its performance figures for the first quarter of the year – the cloud storage company’s first ever quarterly results announcement since it went public in March – and it did ...

Dropbox has an automatic photo upload feature that's pretty wonderful. Turn it on, and it automatically uploads every picture you take to its server. But unless you adjust your sync settings, it's ...

Jessica Livingston, co-founder of seed stage investment firm Y Combinator wrote a $3,000 check to Houston and a $12,000 check to Dropbox's parent company, Evenflow. Y Combinator President Sam Altman ...