Featured American Express Card: American Express® Business Gold Rewards Card

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- 25,000 Welcome Points. Enough for a ticket almost anywhere in North America. Just purchase $3,000 in the first 3 months
- Earn 1 point for every dollar in purchases charged to the Card. No caps
- Earn up to 40,000 bonus points. Every year. 15,000 points when you reach $50,000 in purchases. Another 25,000 when you reach $100,000
- Get additional Cards for employees. Earn even more points - all on your account
- More Rewards for you or your Business. Transfer to Aeroplan*. Instantly. 1 point = 1 Aeroplan* mile
- Also transfer points to Delta Air Lines and Cathay Pacific's Asia Miles and access their 27 airline partners
- Book virtually any trip or vacation. Pay all or part with points. No blackouts
- No fee for the First Year. A savings of $180
- Conditions Apply.

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The Business Gold Rewards card is a brilliant credit card designed exclusively for use for businesses, both big and small. With annual bonuses and so many potential reward earning you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to using your membership reward points. This is the credit card for you if you want to run your business smoothly and safely! Read more...

The American Express Company (AMEX) is well-known for its credit cards, charge cards and travelers cheques as well as its 'American Express' card network. The Company was founded in 1850 by three entrepreneurs (William Fargo, John Butterfield, and Henry Wells.) With major international offices in countries like Australia, United Kingdom, and Canada, American Express has not always been into financial services. It got approved to operate as a commercial bank to become eligible for federal bailout under the Trouble Assets Relief Program (TARP) in 2008. American Express Canada is a subsidiary of American Express built to enhance the company's market share in that country. AMEX Canada was founded in 1853 and conducted operations similar to its parent company. In 1990, a unit called the AMEX Bank of Canada was created from AMEX Canada as the company got approved to operate as a commercial bank.