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- Shares of almost all financial institutions, including Dropbox (DBX), went down on Friday after the US regulators seized the assets of Silicon Valley Bank, the largest failure of a financial institution since Washington Mutual, due to a run on the bank from depositors, causing unease in the banking sector all week.
- The drop in Dropbox (DBX) stock is not mentioned in the article, which instead discusses the seizure of assets of Silicon Valley Bank after a run on the bank due to anxiety over its health spreading among its predominantly technology worker and venture capital-backed company depositors.
- The article discusses the pros and cons of merging finances as a couple, highlighting the benefits of simplicity, transparency, and accountability as well as the potential for conflict and complications, and suggests keeping an equal financial partnership with shared record-keeping to improve financial security, but it does not address why Dropbox(DBX) stock goes down.
- Silicon Valley Bank, the nation's 16th largest bank and a major financial conduit between the technology sector and startups, failed after its depositors quickly withdrew money this week, causing shares of almost all financial institutions to decline, and signal fears that the banking sector is in trouble, with a second wave of COVID-19 and a downfall in the technology market being factors for the bank's collapse.
- The article is not about Dropbox (DBX) stock, but rather about the failure of Silicon Valley Bank due to a run on deposits by its predominantly technology worker and venture capital-backed depositors, which caused shares of financial institutions to tumble, and which may also impact Y Combinator startups that used the bank's services.
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- FlexClip, a simple online video maker, offers various subscription plans to create short and effective explainers, ads, promo videos, among others, with limitations to the free version such as one-minute videos, one stock video per project, and a watermark, among others.
- The article is not about Dropbox(DBX) stock and does not explain why it goes down. It is a guide for choosing between eReaders from Amazon Kindle and Rakuten Kobo based on features such as subscription plans, processor speed, and file format support.
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- DoubleVerify's stock jumped roughly 14% in after-hours trading as it reported a 27% growth in Q4 due to new clients like General Mills, Dropbox and Amazon Prime Video adopting its platform and earmarked CTV, retail media and social media as its best long-term growth opportunities, while DV launched a solution called Authentic Direct that helps publishers lower their block rates for direct-sold inventory.
- Dropbox (DBX) stock went up by 0.58% last night as part of a larger market-wide rebound, with shares of DoubleVerify (DV) also increasing after the company shared updates on their Q4 2022 financial results and major expansion initiatives, including partnerships with companies such as DrobBox, on a conference call.
- AppFolio announced that its board of directors has unanimously elected Shane Trigg as President and Chief Executive Officer, replacing Jason Randall, who served as President and CEO since 2017 and will serve as a transition advisor to the company until March 31, 2023, and this leadership change, along with AppFolio reaffirming its 2023 outlook, has contributed to the 0.58% increase in Dropbox stock.
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