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Future-proof your FP&A

Believe it or not, the early choices you make building out your financial reporting process can have an outsized impact on your ability to scale your vision. In this session at Early Stage 2022, panel

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Now get rewarded for remote work

When we launched the first corporate card for startups, the rewards program was tailored to tech companies’ most frequent purchases. But as more companies shift to working remotely, you’re underst

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How did ecommerce businesses advertise in the 2019 holiday quarter?

The holiday quarter is a make-or-break period for many companies—especially those that are trying to get a physical product into your hands. Ecommerce companies, in particular, have to take advantag

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How much are startups spending for their top needs?

When you’re getting off the ground—or even when you’re hiring your 30th employee—it can sometimes be hard to know if you’re spending too much (or even too little) on the tools to run your bu

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Brex’s 2020 predictions for fintech

Though finance and insurance have been traditionally very slow to change, the past year has seen a lot of innovation in both fintech and insurtech. Combining anonymized customer data and our own exper

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What tools did startups use to get work done in Q3 2019?

If you ask your typical employee what their favorite task management app is, you’re probably going to get something along the lines of, “we use X, but it’s so bad.” And, really, task managemen

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What tools did ecommerce companies use the most in Q3 2019?

The fourth quarter is typically a critical one for ecommerce companies. Consumers are starting to line up their gift choices for the holidays. Even some of the largest companies in the world depend on

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How much capital are startups investing in growth each month?

Successful startups invest heavily in growth. They have to hire the right people, buy equipment or software, and maybe even pay for excess server capacity to keep a product or service from crashing. G