Dropbox Shares Leap in I.P.O., and Silicon Valley Smiles
Dropbox, the file-sharing company and Silicon Valley darling, had a strong market debut Friday, a reassuring sign for the technology industry and for the investors who have billions locked up in other highly valued but privately held start-ups.
Shares of San Francisco-based Dropbox soared above $30 shortly after trading in the stock opened Friday morning. That was 45 percent higher than the $21-per-share price at which the company sold 36 million shares on Thursday night. The initial public offering valued Dropbox at $9.2 billion.
[...] Founded in 2007 by two Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer science students, Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, Dropbox has never turned an annual profit, despite strong sales growth.
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(Score: 3, Funny) by khallow on Monday March 26 2018, @04:53PM (1 child)
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 27 2018, @04:16AM
of a bunch of the people he's no doubt be responsible in helping get fired or laid off during downsizing events and you might not have to run back to your room for that pillow :)
If only we could do that with more executive types.