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Dropbox shares rose to a 52-week high of $36.42 after gaining 38% over six months and 28% year-to-date. InvestingPro rates the stock as undervalued and highlights strong gross margins of nearly 80%. Dropbox beat consensus estimates in Q2 2026 on revenue ($631.5 million) and adjusted earnings ($0.75 per share), but the stock fell in after-hours trading amid slow revenue growth. The company also reported a data breach affecting around 5,000 compromised accounts; analyst reactions are mixed—William Blair raised its rating, while BofA increased the price target but kept its rating at "Underperform." » More on de.investing.com

Dropbox reported a hack in which around 5,000 user accounts were compromised via a vulnerability in the Lenovo ID single sign-on integration between August 4 and 21. In fewer than a third of the cases files were viewed or downloaded. The company secured affected accounts, notified authorities, and adjusted access through Lenovo IDs. The disclosure compounded analysts’ existing skepticism over stagnant revenue and leadership changes and pushed the stock down about 1.8% in after-hours trading. » More on de.investing.com

Dropbox shares rose to a 52-week high of $36.30 and have gained 43.6% over the past six months. The company reported adjusted Q2 earnings of $0.75 per share on revenue of $631.5 million, beating analyst expectations. Despite the stock's rise, comments indicating slower revenue growth tempered sentiment in after-hours trading. William Blair upgraded its rating to market perform, while BofA raised its price target to $30 but maintained an underperform rating. » More on de.investing.com