Global Holdings Limited is a succesful multifaceted finance company, specialising in exotic stocks and branching into most kinds of general industry. GHL, as it is traded on the Nasdaq index, maintains employees the world over and has a great financial stake in not only a vast amount of scientific research, but a multi-billion dollar charitable aid foundation that is subdivided into task forces that work in various countries. It is a corporation that is held up as a model against all others, in its fair trade, its success without compromising its work ethic, and its reputation as one of the most reliably profitable organisations on the earth.

In the fall of 2004, Global Holdings Limited recorded a massive four hundred per cent dividend turnover for its major shareholders. Undergoing several investigations due to its unusually high profit rates given the unstable nature of the world's geopolitical and macrofinancial climate, every time it has emerged sparkling, not one dime left unnacounted for in the spotless asset records and profit-and-loss margins. One of GHLs subsidiaries - Marcos Kleinfeld Heavy Industries - recently was awarded a US Military contract, after its engineering and technological staff put all their best efforts into the T-1 Crawlercat rescue vehicle, an armoured noncombat vehicle designed to be used in a relief role around the world.

Other subsidiaries of GHL include:
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