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Though serving large accounts like Ulta, John Deere, and Ford, Harik stressed much success stems from"mom and pop companies" and smaller accounts. With over 3,000 new local customers, XPO has steadily continued to gain share, Harik says. Bill Gates' former assistant is the world's 5th-richest person — and he's close to overtaking the Microsoft cofounder
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