Huh? It's obvious to almost everyone that Dropbox is in a tough position in that it's largely failed to expand its offering beyond the very original product and

Huh? It's obvious to almost everyone that Dropbox is in a tough position in that it's largely failed to expand its offering beyond the very original product and value prop, which is also being eroded by the other major players. So they attempted to use DB's position to leap-frog into new product categories, which require big spend on R&D and related teams, as well as new heads for supportive teams (sales, marketing, support, etc). It's not working, so they are pulling back and re-trenching. That all seems pretty transparently NOT a "having too much money" problem.