Alibaba's AliExpress warns of possible coronavirus delays

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"Some shipping and logistics are experiencing longer waiting times."

Alibaba's AliExpress warns of possible coronavirus delays
AliExpress, the global e-commerce platform of Chinese online shopping giant Alibaba , warned customers on Tuesday that there may be some delivery delays due to the coronavirus outbreak. AliExpress is one of the most downloaded shopping apps globally, part of a growing e-commerce trend in which ...

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