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Golden Arches
The Golden Arches are the paired yellow arches of McDonald's restaurants and the 'M' logo derived from them, first built in Phoenix, Arizona in 1953.
Golden handshake
A golden handshake is a pre-negotiated severance package giving departing executives substantial cash or stock on dismissal, layoff, restructuring, or retirement, distinct from the merger-triggered golden parachute.
Golden Lion Casino (Angola)
Golden Lion Casino is a land-based casino on Estrada do Futungo, Futungo de Belas, Luanda, Angola, in the Golden Coast complex; slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Oasis Poker; distinct from unrelated online Golden Lion casinos.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas
Golden Nugget Las Vegas, a 2,419-room hotel and casino at 129 Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas, opened 1946, owned by Landry's/Tilman Fertitta since 2005, with a 45,000 sq ft casino, shark-tank pool, and 24K Select Rewards program.
Golden Palms Casino (Kenya)
Golden Palms Casino is a land-based casino at Manohar Centre, Mpaka Road, Parklands, Nairobi, Kenya, offering slots, poker, blackjack, and roulette; phone +254 707 794040. Distinct from the UK 'golden palms' trading name of Kravis Holdings.
Golden parachute
A golden parachute is a compensation package promised to a senior executive, payable when a company's ownership or control changes through a merger, acquisition, or takeover.
Golden Vision
Golden Vision is a Beijing education-electronics company founded in 1993 by Taiwanese entrepreneur Zhou Zhiyuan, maker of the Wenquxing (文曲星) electronic dictionary that held about 70 percent of China's market.
Goldenpeak
Goldenpeak is a London-based private equity firm founded in 2025 by Leon Gillespie and Mark Williams, specializing in high-growth B2B services in the UK and Ireland.
GoldenTree Distressed Funds
The GoldenTree Distressed Funds are a series of drawdown funds for distressed-debt investing run by GoldenTree Asset Management, a New York firm founded by Steven Tananbaum in 2000.
GoldenTree Tactical Opportunities
GoldenTree Tactical Opportunities is the global, evergreen opportunistic-credit private capital platform of GoldenTree Asset Management, which closed its fund oversubscribed at a $3 billion hard cap in April 2026.
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs is an American investment bank and asset manager founded in 1869 as a commercial-paper house, with $3.6 trillion in assets under supervision in 2025.
Goldpoint Partners
GoldPoint Partners, formerly New York Life Capital Partners, was a New York private equity firm specializing in co-investment, mezzanine debt, and fund-of-funds, merged into Apogem Capital in 2022.
Goldwind Science & Technology Co Ltd
Goldwind Science & Technology is a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer founded in Urumqi, Xinjiang, in 1998 by Wu Gang, and the world's largest supplier by annual installations in 2025.
Goliath Ventures
Goliath Ventures, Inc. was an Orlando, Florida firm presented as a crypto liquidity-pool investor but actually a Ponzi scheme raising over $400 million from 2023 to 2026.
Golub Capital
Golub Capital is a New York-based private credit manager and direct lender to US middle-market companies, founded in 1994, with over $90 billion under management as of 2026.
Golub Capital Partners
Golub Capital Partners is a series of privately offered direct-lending funds, filed with the SEC from 2010 to 2019 and managed on the Golub Capital platform founded in 1994.
Golub Capital Partners Rollover Funds
The Golub Capital Partners Rollover Funds are Delaware limited-partnership investment vehicles of Golub Capital, a Chicago-based private credit manager, with three funds first filed from 2015 to 2018.
Golub Capital Pearls Direct Lending Program
The Golub Capital Pearls Direct Lending Program is a Delaware limited partnership fund sponsored by Golub Capital that raised $1.03 billion from 21 investors to hold direct loans.
Goly Abivardi
Goly Abivardi is a Swiss dentist who co-founded and co-leads vVARDIS, a Zug-based dental medtech company, with her sister Haley; its Curodont products treat early tooth decay without drilling.
Gome
Gome (国美) is a Chinese electronics and home-appliance retail chain founded in Beijing in 1987 by Huang Guangyu, once China's largest appliance retailer before collapsing into default in 2022.
GondolaBio
GondolaBio is a US clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing therapies for genetic diseases, launched in 2024 as a BridgeBio Pharma joint venture with $300 million committed financing.
Gonen Fink
Gonen Fink is an Israeli cybersecurity executive turned venture investor at Cyberstarts, formerly an early Check Point employee and head of Palo Alto Networks' Israel R&D until 2026.
Goneo Group
Goneo Group, also known as Bull Group (公牛), is a Chinese maker of power strips, wall switches, and sockets, founded in Cixi, Zhejiang in 1995.
Gongniu Group
Gongniu Group Co., Ltd. (GONEO) is a Chinese maker of power strips and wall switches, founded in 1995 in Cixi, Zhejiang, and listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2020.
Gongyuan (公元)
Gongyuan (公元), also romanized Yuan Gong, is a venture capitalist and partner at HongShan, formerly Sequoia China, where she invests in AI and robotics companies.
Good luck (Cambodia)
Good Luck 9 Casino & Hotel, a 24/7 casino in Bavet, Cambodia, on National Road 1 near the Vietnam border; opened November 16, 2012; baccarat, blackjack, slots; foreigners only, as Cambodian citizens are barred from casinos.
Good to Great
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a 2001 management book by Jim Collins based on a five-year study of 11 outperforming companies.
Goodman Group
Goodman Group is an Australian industrial property group that owns, develops, and manages logistics estates and data centers, listed on the ASX since 1995 and led by founder Greg Goodman.
Goods
In economics, a good, or economic good, is a product scarce relative to demand, so obtaining it carries an opportunity cost, unlike free goods such as air.
Goods and services
Goods and services, sometimes called the service-goods continuum, are the two categories of economic output: goods are physical, ownable items, while services are activities consumed as they are produced.