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Dropbox Says It Is Investing in the Future. Its Spending Tells a More Complicated Story

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Dropbox spent $1.7 billion on buybacks, more than twice its R&D outlay. Research reveals the long-term risk when short-term pressure wins.

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Dropbox Says It Is Investing in the Future. Its Spending Tells a More Complicated Story

Dropbox spent $1.7 billion on buybacks, more than twice its R&D outlay. Research reveals the long-term risk when short-term pressure wins.

9 hours ago·New York, United States

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Dropbox Says It Is Investing in the Future. Its Spending Tells a More Complicated Story

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