Dropbox for Business is an increasingly important part of the company's revenue stream -- there are more than 130,000 businesses using the service -- but there are many more people out there using the ...

Dropbox on Thursday will launch a business service dubbed Dropbox for Teams. The effort adds features to capitalize on the fact many businesses have already been using Dropbox. The company has been on ...

File sharing and storage in the cloud is probably a top priority for businesses and consumers today, especially now that most companies are allowing use of personal devices in the workplace. Everyone ...

Dropbox, a cloud service that lets users store and share documents and media files over any device, has introduced a paid version of its product aimed at businesses. Known as “Dropbox for Teams,” this ...

Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT professional. He's written for Time, CNET, PCMag, and several other publications. He's the author of two tech books--one on ...

Dropbox is adding a new feature for businesses called "single sign-on," which gives users the ability to sign-in once into their corporate networks and automatically sign into all business ...

Dropbox added some more administrative mojo to its business-focused Dropbox for Teams service today, switching on a new interface to the group file sharing and synchronization service. While it ...

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Start-up Dropbox has been in the news a little bit lately. Here on Forbes, most notably, with Victoria Barret's cover story. The company has grown quickly to 45 million users with its freemium ...

Microsoft and Dropbox are expanding their already close partnership today with the reveal of a new integration that will now allow consumers to edit their Microsoft Office files, including Word, ...

Dropbox is renaming Dropbox Teams to better reflect its change in business focus. The move comes in tandem with Dropbox’s new support for single sign on (SSO) and partnerships with Okta and other ...