Companies belonging to the “sharing economy,” such as Uber and WeWork, are feeling the crunch of the coronavirus pandemic.

Social distancing measures that have been put in place nationwide and around the world have left many people at home, reducing the need to participate in ride-sharing and travel stays.

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