New York-based Ramp, a corporate card and expense automation platform, announced it raised $750 million in debt and equity in a new financing that sets a valuation of $8.1 billion. Since its founding ...

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Ever had employees submit crumpled up expenses from five weeks ago for reimbursement? Or spent an afternoon reviewing spreadsheets with illegible receipts, rejecting half of them because they’re out ...

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Releases Microsoft Copilot plugin for Microsoft 365, bringing more efficiency and value to businesses running on Microsoft. Unveils new AI-powered features that make expenses effortless and accurate ...

Ramp, the expense management company recently valued at $7.65 billion, is moving into business travel through a deal with Booking Holdings' Priceline, as the growing number of corporate spend ...

In a fintech landscape where most startups are struggling to maintain valuations, Ramp has somehow convinced investors to keep throwing bigger money at increasingly astronomical prices. The corporate ...

TechCrunch caught wind of corporate card startup Ramp back in August of 2019, when the company raised an early round of $7 million. Corp card rival Brex had put together a $100 million round just a ...