When the nearly $10 billion cloud-storage company Dropbox announced Monday that it planned to acquire the e-signature startup HelloSign for $230 million, analysts were not surprised. Some analysts see ...

But in an open letter this week, HelloSign CEO Joseph Walla accused his competitor of copying HelloSign’s desktop welcome page. And the visual argument he builds is damning, showing side-by-sides of ...

This past November, Dropbox unveiled a new product called Dropbox Extensions, which allows users to integrate all of their tasks into the Dropbox platform. That included a number of partnerships for ...

Dropbox co-founders Drew Houston (left, center) and Aresh Ferdowski ring the opening bell at the Nasdaq on the day of their IPO in 2018. (Dropbox Photo) Dropbox is jumping into the e-signature market ...

In its biggest acquisition ever, Dropbox fortifies its value proposition to enterprise customers. On Monday, Dropbox said it's acquiring HelloSign for $230 million. The e-signature, workflow, and ...

Electronic signature solutions are becoming commonplace — and for good reason. They’ve streamlined the multi-day process of signing and sending ink-to-paper signatures. You can now procure a ...

Editor's note: Due to an editing error, the headline of a previous version of this article misnamed HelloSign. While the e-signature business is useful for Dropbox in its efforts to attract more ...

Dropbox has made its biggest known acquisition to date, snapping up fellow San Francisco company HelloSign in an all-cash deal worth $230 million. Founded in 2011 as HelloFax, HelloSign has always ...

Dropbox put its John Hancock on a new deal Monday, as the San Francisco-based provider of document sharing and storage services said it will acquire online document-signing technology company ...

DocuSign (NASDAQ: DOCU) and Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) both simplified how companies conduct business with their digital platforms. DocuSign, which controls about 70% of the global e-signature market, ...

Online storage and collaboration company Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) announced what appears to be its biggest-ever acquisition ever on Monday. The company has agreed to buy e-signature and document workflow ...