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Dropbox acquires FormSwift, a cloud-based service for helping businesses build, edit, approve, share, and print custom personalized documents, for $95M in cash

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Dropbox acquires FormSwift, a cloud-based service for creating, editing, and saving business and legal documents, for $95M in cash

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Stripe launches an apps marketplace to bring third-party tools directly into Stripe, starting with 50+ apps from companies like Dropbox, Mailchimp, and DocuSign

Dropbox announces plans to acquire secure document sharing startup DocSend for $165M; DocSend had raised $15.3M and has 17K customers

Dropbox announced today that it plans to acquire DocSend for $165 million The company helps customers share and track documents by sending a secure link instead of an attachment.

Dropbox is buying San Francisco-based electronic signature startup HelloSign for $230M, in the company's largest acquisition since its founding in 2007

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Dropbox is buying San Francisco-based electronic signature startup HelloSign for $230M, in the company's largest acquisition since its founding in 2007

Dropbox on Monday said it's acquiring electronic signature start-up HelloSign for $230 million in cash.

Video conferencing startup Zoom announces partnerships with Dropbox and Atlassian, a cloud phone system called Zoom Voice coming in 2019, and an app marketplace

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How Sequoia, Accel, and Y Combinator ended up with their current stakes in Dropbox; source: YC sold about 50% of its holdings around the time of the Series B

Y Combinator sold about half of its Dropbox position a few years ago — Sequoia made it a priority to cut Accel into the Series A https://www.recode.net/... pic.twitter.com/1yYw4cxrld

Dropbox announces deeper integration with Salesforce ahead of IPO, enabling Dropbox folders to be embedded in Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Marketing Cloud

Dropbox is not messing around.  Two weeks ago it announced its IPO.  Just last week it announced a big partnership with Google …

Dropbox unveils plan for its global network with custom infrastructure, following last year's announcement it would leave AWS

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