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'We're keeping the panda as a company-wide reminder of the importance of both our past and future in thoughtful spending -- but it's just one example,' read Dropbox's email.

While you can't create a carbon copy of another business's referral program and expect the same results, you can learn a lot by studying some of their components and strategies.

An apparent leak shows that the online file storage company is building a word processing service to challenge Google's.

CloudOn will become Dropbox's first Israeli office.

With more companies moving information to the cloud, we could be in for hacks in the business-to-business world.

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A member of an anonymous information-sharing website claims to have hacked close to 7 million accounts.

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers tendered a $20 million investment in the as-yet-unprofitable ephemeral messaging app last May.

Look out, Airbnb, Dropbox and Uber: there's reportedly a new $10 billion business on the block.

Amid pricing wars between corporate computing leaders Amazon, Microsoft and Google, industry experts predict that cloud storage may soon become entirely free.

The cloud-storage company raised additional financing after publicly filing for an IPO in March.

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Opposition to the proposed rule change is growing louder as one commissioner calls for a delay on the May 15 vote and a public comment period.

The controversial streaming TV startup has battled broadcast goliaths before -- and won both times. Will it prevail again? Either way, Aereo's fate could forever change the way we watch TV.

Separate Dropboxes. One for work stuff. One for play stuff. Plus a way to link them together. Why didn't Dropbox think of this earlier?

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These three companies are jumping on a consumer trend that will continue to gain momentum (and dollars) in the near future.

After weeks of speculation, SEC documents confirm that San Francisco-based Dropbox has raised another monster-sized round of cash.