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Now your Atomos Ninja or Shogun can upload directly to Dropbox –and you can get 40% off Business plans with certain purchases

A 40% discount on two Dropbox plans is available to those buying certain Atomos gear

As global enterprises increasingly rely on tech services and solutions for automation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, the tech industry thrives, presenting attractive investment opportunities. Therefore, investors might consider strong tech stocks Zoom Video Communications (ZM), Dropbox (DBX), and Leidos Holdings (LDOS), due to their discounted valuations and Strong Buy ratings.…

Lakera announced today it has raised $20 million, led by European VC Atomico, with participation from Citi Ventures and Dropbox Ventures.

The macOS Sequoia public beta comes with a new iPhone Mirroring feature, but it’s lacking something I’ve been looking forward to.

The tech services industry is primed for growth due to increasing reliance on technology to stay competitive, driving a high demand for tech service providers. Therefore, investors could look to add fundamentally strong tech stocks Box, Inc. (BOX), NetScout Systems (NTCT), and Dropbox (DBX), currently trading under $30, to their…

In today's technology-centric world, businesses are digitizing their operations and implementing advanced technologies, fueling growth in the tech industry. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in undervalued tech stocks, Zoom Video Communications (ZM), Dropbox (DBX), and Leidos Holdings (LDOS), which look ready to rebound. Continue reading.

The tech industry is substantially driven by the integration of cutting-edge technology to support and protect business operations, along with a rise in IT spending. Amid this backdrop, investors could consider buying tech stocks Informatica (INFA), Dropbox (DBX), and Clear Secure (YOU), with strong upside potential, currently trading under $30.…

What is Online Backup? Online backup, aka cloud backup, is a useful service that provides many different features to help users store their files and data without limitations of time and place.

Hackers are hosting malicious scripts on Google Drive and Dropbox and are using phishing to run them.

On Wednesday, Dropbox had an unusually active call option with a Vol/OI ratio of 17.27, putting it in the top 25. The call is a screaming buy, with Q1 2024 results out after today’s close. Here’s why.