Dropbox, Inc. Class A

DBX

Dropbox, Inc. Class A (DBX) is a technology company that offers cloud-based file storage, collaboration, and sharing solutions for individuals and businesses. Founded in 2007, Dropbox provides a platform that simplifies file access and collaboration across devices, enabling users to store, share, and manage files securely in the cloud. Its services include file synchronization, personal cloud, and enterprise collaboration tools.

$26.24 -0.14 (-0.53%)
🚫 Dropbox, Inc. Class A does not pay dividends

Company News

These 3 Tech Stocks Just Supercharged Their Buybacks
Investing.com • Leo Miller • September 17, 2025

Three tech companies - Dropbox, Nutanix, and Salesforce - have announced significant share buyback programs, signaling financial strength and confidence in their future growth, particularly in AI-driven platforms.

Is Figma Stock an Obvious Buy Right Now?
The Motley Fool • Stefon Walters • August 28, 2025

Figma, an AI-powered digital design tool company, went public with significant market attention. Despite strong client relationships and revenue growth, its high valuation and expensive price-to-sales ratio make it a cautious investment at present.

[Latest] Global Digital Legacy Market Size/Share Worth USD 77,959.8 Million by 2034 at a 12.97% CAGR: Custom Market Insights (Analysis, Outlook, Leaders, Report, Trends, Forecast, Segmentation, Growth Rate, Value, SWOT Analysis)
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Custom Market Insights • June 4, 2025

The global digital legacy market is expected to grow from $23.15 billion in 2024 to $77.96 billion by 2034, driven by trends like blockchain integration, AI-powered legacy management, and biometric security.

5 Non-Consensus Software Stocks Poised for Success in 2025
Investing.com • Jesse Cohen • January 8, 2025

The article highlights five software companies - Zoom, Teradata, Dropbox, DocuSign, and Twilio - that are poised for success in 2025 due to their innovative strategies, AI integration, and strong fundamentals. These stocks are seen as undervalued with significant upside potential.

Why I Sold My Dropbox Shares
The Motley Fool • Travis Hoium • November 8, 2024

Dropbox was previously a great balance of value, growth, and buybacks, but the company has since changed, causing the author to sell the stock.

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