After Dropbox's first-ever quarterly profit, its new COO explains how the company is accommodating customers that are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis (DBX)

After Dropbox's first-ever quarterly profit, its new COO explains how the company is accommodating customers that are struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis (DBX)

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· Dropbox posted its first-ever quarterly profit when it reported earnings on Thursday, thanks in part to a  bump in usage from increased remote work related to the coronavirus pandemic. 
· Dropbox COO Oliva Nottebohm told Business Insider that to retain both old and new customers, Dropbox is being flexible with businesses...

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