Fintech startup Coast raises $35 million to better track what workers do with company credit cards

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Fortune	Fintech startup Coast raises $35 million to better track what workers do with company credit cards	The New York-based startup wants to help contractors control employee purchases, pay vendors, and track expenses in one place.	22 Oct, 13:00	22 Oct, 13:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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