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Corrosion coating company will bring patented process to U.S. operations in Suffolk - Vimarsana News

Corrosion coating company will bring patented process to U.S. operations in Suffolk

Automatic Coating Ltd. is coming to America and setting up operations in the city of Suffolk, Va., with a $22.8 million investment.

Automatic Coating, Ltd. to open in Suffolk, create 50 jobs - Vimarsana News

Automatic Coating, Ltd. to open in Suffolk, create 50 jobs

Automatic Coating, Ltd. is spending $22.8 million to locate the company's U.S. operation in Suffolk, creating 50 jobs

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Canadian company to invest $22.8 million to open U.S. operation in Suffolk - Vimarsana News

Canadian company to invest $22.8 million to open U.S. operation in Suffolk

The Toronto-based company plans to create 50 jobs and expand with new U.S. industrial and commercial customers.

Canada GDP unexpectedly shrinks in second-quarter - Vimarsana News

Canada GDP unexpectedly shrinks in second-quarter

GDP reading was lower than forecasts by economists and the Bank of Canada. Read more