Less people are using transport as we are told to stay inside because of the coronavirus outbreak, and it’s having a huge effect on rideshare businesses.
Author: Alsha Coppolina
Alsha is a contributing writer to MyWallSt. Alsha’s favorite stock is Shopify because not only does she enjoy a bit of online shopping, but she believes the e-commerce solutions business is going to continue making big gains.
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