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Over the years, Ramp has built a name for itself in the corporate card and expense management space. It’s branched out into travel, bill pay, and more, while raising over $1.2 billion in venture ...

Meet Ramp, a new startup that offers corporate credit cards with 1.5% cash back on everything. The company thinks that a cash-back program combined with an analysis of your payments to help you spend ...

Ramp, a corporate-card startup, just closed $150 million in debt financing from Goldman Sachs. The loan was facilitated in part by Srinath Srinivasan, a Goldman alum who joined Ramp last November. The ...

Bottom Line: Ramp's $30M funding round announced today reflects the significant results their clients are achieving using the startup's spend management platform to remove expense, spend and vendor ...