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What Is a Business Expense Card? A Complete Guide

Stop wasting time on expense reports. Discover how modern business expense cards give you total control, prevent overspending, and automate reconciliation. Your complete 2025 guide.

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Jan 15, 2026
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Reuters: Dollar drops as Powell signals possible September rate cut

Reuters: Dollar drops as Powell signals possible September rate cut

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto, said Powell's message was far more dovish than markets had anticipated.

Corpay Cross-Border Named the Official FX Partner of New Zealand Football

Corpay Cross-Border Named the Official FX Partner of New Zealand Football

Corpay, Inc.*, (NYSE: CPAY) a global leader in corporate payments, is pleased to announce that Corpay’s Cross-Border business has entered into an agreement with New Zealand Football to become their Official Foreign Exchange (FX) Partner.

Reuters: Dollar eases as US inflation data keeps September rate cut on table

Reuters: Dollar eases as US inflation data keeps September rate cut on table

"Yield differentials are narrowing against the dollar across the policy-sensitive end of the curve, and the greenback is coming under sustained selling pressure against its advanced-economy rivals," said Corpay’s Karl Schamotta

Bloomberg: Stagflation Playbook for S&P 500 Gets Fresh Look Before CPI Data

Bloomberg: Stagflation Playbook for S&P 500 Gets Fresh Look Before CPI Data

“This is a turning point in the economy that we stand at and markets are really unsure as to what direction we’re going to go in,” said Karl Schamotta,chief market strategist at Corpay.

Corpay vs. Ramp: Full Breakdown of Features, Rebates, and Tools
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Corpay vs. Ramp: Full Breakdown of Features, Rebates, and Tools

Compare Corpay vs. Ramp corporate cards. See which offers better rebates, spend controls, and AP automation for your business.

US News & World Report: Investors Game Out Market Reaction to Fed Chair Replacement Favorites

US News & World Report: Investors Game Out Market Reaction to Fed Chair Replacement Favorites

"After months of extensive telegraphing from the White House, investors have come to expect the next chair to be a Trump loyalist with an avowed dovish bias," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.

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