The 16%-revenue growth is driven by the company’s new desktop app that, according to the company, has been adopted by 90% of its business customers. The company reported impressive Q2 numbers, beating analyst expectations for both sales and EPS estimates. But, the stock is down more than 12% since the start of this month as the market seems to be weighing heavily on the CFO departure. Despite impressive financial results and analysts upgrades, the stock is trading at a 20% discount from pre-earnings because their CFO has announced his departure from the company, according to a Reddit user.ĭropbox posted strong Q2 financial results. Yahoo users not yet registered for Dropbox will be able to create a Dropbox account from within Yahoo Mail, Yahoo's blog said.The financial outlook of Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) looks pretty respectable but many investors are still skeptical of the file hosting service company – mainly because of tough competition from services such as Google's Drive and Microsoft's One Drive. The integration will be available in Yahoo webmail in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian. 'Since this integration is Dropbox-powered, you can even send that big album of vacation pics without worrying about the 25MB file limit.' 'You can add stuff from Dropbox to any e-mail message and save attachments back to Dropbox, too,' Dropbox wrote in a blog post. Starting sometime today, Yahoo Mail customers will be able to use Dropbox within webmail. Instead of creating its own cloud storage service, Yahoo decided on an approach that may end up being better for its users-a partnership with Dropbox. Google integrated Google Drive with Gmail and Microsoft integrated SkyDrive with Hotmail. For all of Yahoo's corporate problems, it still has one of the world's most widely used e-mail products (and is possibly the market share leader in the US according to ComScore statistics from late last year).īut Yahoo clearly lacks some of the technological advantages enjoyed by rivals Google and Microsoft, including having an offering in the fast-growing area of cloud storage.

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