In a SEC filing, Dropbox, Inc. published a complete report on the company as it usual when you prepare an IPO (here for the second time) to appy to list Class A common stock on Nasdaq under the symbol DBX. The company is valued at roughly $13 billion, including restricted stock units and options, a figure above the $10 billion it commanded during its last private fund-raising round. Here is a summary and more of this 200+ pages SEC filing document. Started by Arash Ferdowsi, 32, director (total compensation of $47 million in 2017, 16% of class A shares), and Drew Houston, 34, chairman and CEO total compensation of $110 million in 2017, 38% of class A shares), the start-up was incorporated in May 2007 as Evenflow, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and changed its name to Dropbox, Inc. in October 2009, now with HQs in San Francisco, CA where total minimum obligations under the lease agreement are expected to be $827 million.