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A: Walmart $1.1 Billion
Target $265 Million
Kroger $163 Million
Walgreens $103 Million
A: McDonald’s $143 Million. *Awaiting Wendy’s fiery response*.
Starbucks $98 Million
Taco Bell $46 Million
Chick-Fil-A $43 Million
Wendy's $40 Million
A: Doordash $135 Million
Uber Eats $92 Million
Grubhub $44 Million
Postmates $39 Million
A: Uber $138 Million
Lyft $85 Million
Shell $7 Million
A: Netflix $31 Million. Though let’s take a moment to give OnlyFans the credit it deserves this year.
Spotify $18 Million
Hulu $15 Million
OnlyFans $10 Million
A: Footlocker $14 Million
Nike $13 Million
Adidas $5 Million
StockX $4 Million
A: H&M $14.6 Million
TJMaxx $14.1 Million
Goodwill $13 Million
Hollister $4 Million
A: Mom $21 Million
Dad $10 Million
A: AirBnB. $52 Million. Literally thank God.
Hilton $11 Million
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At Cleo, we're very much about iterating on our agile process and finding the right approach for each team. As we entered Q3 of 2020, we significantly changed the makeup of one of our teams. The team was operating on auto-pilot since the change and was continuing to follow the agile processes that the team had been following in Q2. We noticed that the cycle times were increasing rapidly not long after, which set off some alarm bells.
Last year, our Heroku Postgres database was fast approaching its 3TB storage limit, the maximum size that Heroku supports at time of writing. To make sure our community of 4 million people could continue to work on their financial health with Cleo, it was essential to migrate away from Heroku as quickly and smoothly as possible.
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