Dropbox’s IPO is just the latest case of startup CEOs consolidating their power — and investors should be outraged (FB, SNAP, ROKU)

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By Troy WolvertonFeb 23, 2018, 7:48 pm452 ptsHot
A growing number of tech companies are setting up stock arrangements that give outsized voting power to executives and founders — at the expense of regular shareholders. Dropbox, which on Friday released the paperwork it filed to go public, is the latest startup to go this route; the arrangement would give…

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