The title as I write this is "The clock is ticking for Dropbox, valued at $10B more than a year ago". This title is not that used in the article, nor is it a meaning I can grasp from the article.

Nowhere is it suggested that Dropbox will fail, merely that it is overvalued for its current (and expected) business model, and that the price demonstrates "declining investor confidence".

> "declining investor confidence"

Also known as "thank you for all that money you gave us for a laughably small share in our company".

It was the title when I copy-pasted it and submitted the link. http://uk.businessinsider.com/the-clock-is-ticking-for-dropb...

That's a different article from 8 months ago.

Nicely put! A very click-baity title.

Title: Another big fund has lost faith in Dropbox and cut its valuation by half

Stopped using Dropbox when I discovered MEGA would give me 25x the space for free