This card offers plenty of travel perks and bonus points, but its steep annual fee may not suit every business owner.

Want a card that rewards your business for its spending but don't want to pay an annual fee? Here are seven strong options.

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Brex reports that choosing a business credit card involves evaluating spending patterns, fees, rewards, and customer service for optimal use.

There are other requirements, though. Most business credit cards require excellent credit (a FICO score of 690 or higher) and some personal income. Meet those qualifications and you can cash in on ...

1. Keep Things Simple Business cards should be crisp and easy to read. In terms of design, that means leaving a fair amount of blank space so the card doesn’t look overwhelming.

Business cards are cheap, portable, and easy to give away, so there's no reason not to have one. Even with email, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, and Twitter, people expect you to have a business ...

Physical business cards have long been a cornerstone of networking; however, as we move toward a digital world, relying solely on physical cards may no longer be the best strategy.