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Dropbox Inc. on Monday file for an initial public offering (IPO) 36 million shares, giving the organisation an over $7 billion valuation. Dropbox, which intends to raise $648 million at the best end of the range, anticipates that its introduction price will anything between $16 and $18 per share. The investment arm of Salesforce has consented to purchase $1 million of Dropbox"s Class A common stock privately at a cost for each offer equivalent to the IPO. Before now, some funding rounds had valued the San Francisco-based Dropbox at $10b even though some others were doubtful. There has been a dispute between the figures provided venture capitalist companies and Wall Street for a long time now. From Snapchat to Spotify and now Dropbox, going public has proved difficult for new comers with the exception of Jack Ma’s Alibaba. The three billion dollar drop in valuation is a pointer to disparities between private funders who want these companies to remain private and public investors. D...