A worker inspects an order at a JD.com delivery station in Yizhuang, Beijing, amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Hilary Pan | CNBC
BEIJING — More people are stuck at home in China as they wait out the coronavirus outbreak, giving some delivery and e-commerce companies an opportunity, even as they try to manage the risks of the disease.
Previously, on a typical day, a courier for JD.comin…
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