Aaron Levie, the chief executive of Box, the fast growing online file sharing company that aims to go public next year, said he’s in no race to beat competitor Dropbox to an initial public offering.

Combining the cloud storage specialists could be beneficial for shareholders. Box first went public in late 2015, but since then, the stock has basically gone nowhere. Though its revenue has more than ...

Investors looking to own a cloud-based file sharing stock should focus on Box and Dropbox. Both companies focus solely on the cloud-based workplace automation and collaboration market. They are "pure ...

The coronavirus pandemic accelerated the transition to the cloud as enterprises across the world adopted remote working trends. Gartner estimates that global end-user spending on public cloud services ...

We are transferring coverage of file sync and share and content management providers Dropbox and Box. Both were pioneers in FSS, but as the market commoditized, they moved toward content management.

Despite years of rapid revenue growth and reaching profitability, the future for this cloud-based storage provider is murky at best. Entrenched competition is well-positioned to take more market share ...

Dropbox's (DBX +0.68%) stock price recently dipped after the cloud storage service provider posted its fourth-quarter earnings. Its revenue rose 13% year over year to $504.1 million, beating estimates ...