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Delivery company Favor used be available in multiple states, but has scaled back to focus primarily on building its business in Texas. Now that the company has completed a Series B funding round closed to the tune of $22 million, the plan is to grow and expand services in the Lone Star state. Favor has achieved profitability, and is one of the few delivery companies to do so. CEO of Favor, Jag Bath, reveals how Favor competes in a highly saturated space.
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