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Earnings Results: DocuSign stock rally cools as execs talk about tough macro after earnings, outlook beat

Earnings Results: DocuSign stock rally cools as execs talk about tough macro after earnings, outlook beat

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DocuSign rally in the extended session Thursday cooled after execs warned of smaller deal sizes and expansion rates.

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