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Greg Gianforte says he hopes to attract even more businesses from Washington after Janicki Industries selected Great Falls, Montana, for a major manufacturing expansion. The project could eventually add up to 2,000 employees, roughly matching Janicki's current workforce. The decision represents a significant economic win for Montana and has fueled debate over Washington's business climate, competitiveness, taxes, regulations, energy costs, and long-term economic growth. The announcement comes as policymakers, business leaders, and economic groups continue discussing what it will take to attract and retain major employers in Washington state. #WashingtonState #Montana #GregGianforte #JanickiIndustries #Jobs #Economy #Business #Manufacturing #EconomicDevelopment #WashingtonPolitics #BusinessClimate #Taxpayer #WashingtonNews #TheCenterSquare #EconomicGrowth