Chrome: Technology has somehow made signing paperwork more annoying than it used to be. Now you have to print something out, sign it, and scan it back in if you want to email it. HelloSign adds ...

Once upon a time not too long ago, document signage involved downloading the document, printing it off, picking up a pen with either black or blue ink and signing off at the appropriate places, ...

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 ...

Any sort of major transaction, like buying a house or starting a new job, requires a cumbersome amount of paperwork. People often find themselves inputting the same information, over and over again, ...

HelloSign, founded in 2011, has been best known to this point as an e-signature company, but today it announced something a bit more substantial, a new product called HelloWorks, which allows the ...

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 ...

Dropbox announced Monday its plans to purchase electronic signature startup HelloSign for $230 million in cash. The acquisition will expand Dropbox’s workflow products, which HelloSign started ...

Dropbox announced today that it intends to purchase HelloSign, a company that provides lightweight document workflow and e-signature services. The company paid a hefty $230 million for the privilege.

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 ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) today announced that HelloSign, a leading eSignature and digital workflow platform, has released new advanced features and compliance ...

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 ...