The story of Drew Houston’s search for a solution to a simple problem is a clear example that every cloud has a silver lining ...

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston famously turned down Steve Jobs when Jobs offered to acquire the company. After the rejection, Jobs not-so-subtly implied that he'd have to put Dropbox out of business ...

Drew Houston is co-founder and CEO of Dropbox. Since founding the company in 2007 with Arash Ferdowsi, Drew has led the company’s growth from a simple idea to a service used by over 600 million ...

In an email sent to employees on Wednesday, its CEO and cofounder, Drew Houston, announced that the cloud-storage company was laying off 528 employees — roughly 20% of its workforce.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston famously turned down Steve Jobs when Jobs offered to acquire the company. After the rejection, Jobs not-so-subtly implied that he'd have to put Dropbox out of business ...

Drew Houston, the CEO of Dropbox, said he changed his approach to mental health after navigating a challenging time. He said a combination of self-knowledge and a support system helped him regain ...

Drew Houston is on top of the world. His company, Dropbox, is a sprawling enterprise with more than a thousand employees. The cloud storage giant now provides services to more than 500 million ...

Houston was 24 in 2007 when he cofounded Dropbox, a company that made it drop-dead easy for nontechies to store work files, photos, and more in the cloud. The company claims more than a half a ...

Drew Houston, the CEO of Dropbox, said a system of support is crucial when dealing with burnout.Drew Angerer / Getty Drew Houston, the CEO of Dropbox, said he changed his approach to mental health ...

Before his junior year at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Houston took a year off to work with a former high school teacher on a test prep company. The company's goal was to help ...