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Eric T. Webster sold 30,650 Class A shares on August 18 for a weighted average price of $34.25, generating about $1.0 million; roughly 48% of the shares were withheld for taxes and the remainder were open-market sales. Webster still directly holds about 416,236 shares and has restricted stock units that vest through November 2029. The filing showed no trading plan for the open-market sales; the transaction occurred amid Dropbox's reorganization and recent margin guidance raise, with Q2 paid users and Teams license growth improving and Q3 revenue guided to $627 million–$630 million. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Two Dropbox executives sold shares after restricted stock units vested and the company withheld shares non‑discretionarily to cover tax obligations. Co‑CEO Ashraf Alkarmi had 47,865 shares withheld on Aug. 17 but did not sell on the market and retains 1,032,881 shares (post‑transaction value about $34.5 million); CTO Ali Dasdan and CBO Eric Webster did sell into the market the next day. Alkarmi previously sold 22,700 shares in June; Dropbox reported Q2 revenue of $631.5 million (up 0.9%), paying users rose to 18.19 million, and unlevered free cash flow per share increased 25%, largely from a 50 million‑share reduction in diluted share count. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Chief legal officer William T. Yoon sold 16,833 Class A shares on August 17 to cover tax withholding from RSU vesting, while retaining 350,130 shares and holding RSUs that vest through February 15, 2030. Dropbox reported second-quarter revenue growth of 0.9% (0.1% adjusted) with unlevered free cash flow per share up 25% to $1.25 and full-year unlevered free cash flow guided to at least $1.07 billion. The insider sale was routine tax withholding; with revenue essentially flat, future share count reductions and cash-flow per-share compounding matter more for investors than this disposition. » More on finance.yahoo.com