American Express said it would expand its lounge network by opening new Centurion Lounges in Newark, Tokyo and Salt Lake City.

The two cards both have steep annual fees that put them in direct competition for a spot in consumers’ wallets.

American Express has announced its intention to make its Platinum and Business Platinum credit cards more appealing to Gen Z, according to a Yahoo Finance report.

If past card revamps are any indication, the annual fees on Amex Platinum and Business Platinum will almost certainly see increases as part of the planned changes. But just how high could they go?

American Express is powering a new Coinbase-branded credit card product, a rare foray by a large card network into crypto rewards. It brings Amex's crypto ambitions out of dormancy and marks a turning point toward stronger acceptance of digital assets into credit.

The Board of Directors of American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) declared a regular quarterly dividend of $0.82 per common share, payable on August 8, 2025, to shareholders of record on July 3, 2025.

On Monday, American Express announced that it will be making "major updates" to some of its most beloved and rewarding cards. The issuer said that The Platinum Card® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express will be receiving a full revamp later this year.

And he’s starting to give hints of just how exactly he plans to lure more of them to the fold, announcing on June 16 that the company will implement a big upgrade late this summer or in the early fall to its Platinum card.

In a bid to attract more high-spending Millennials and Gen Z-ers, American Express (NYSE: AXP) is set to roll out significant updates to its U.S. Consumer and Business Platinum Cards later this year.

The company’s U.S. consumer and business Platinum Cards are slated to get “major” updates “later this year,” American Express said.

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Your premium rewards credit card might soon carry a $1,000 annual fee. At least that’s what some card and rewards experts are saying, particularly with the news that both American Express and JPMorgan Chase are planning to revamp their high-end rewards offerings — namely,