SEOUL -- Coronavirus cases have surged to record levels in South Korea, resulting in stricter curbs that are pressuring small and midsized businesses already reeling from previous outbreaks and widening the performance gap between big companies and smaller domestic rivals.
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South Korea's COVID surge hammers small businesses again
Gulf with larger companies widens as government considers more support
As in many countries, independently owned businesses in South Korea such as restaurants are bearing the brunt of policies aimed at limiting the movement of people to control the spread of the coronavirus. © Reuters
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