restaurant chain founded by "five guys" – Jerry Murrell and his four sons. The "five guys" would later become the Murrell sons, after Jerry and his wife Janie had a fifth son two years after opening their first restaurant. Fluke – named after its founder, John Fluke, Sr. Fonterra – glosses its own name as "spring from the land". That would match a faux-Latin combination of fons (stem font-) conveying the idea of a fountain or spring, and terra, meaning earth, land, or ground. Ford Motor Company – named after its founder, Henry Ford, who introduced automobile mass production in 1914. Forrester Research – from the family name of the mother of the founder George Forrester Colony. FranklinCovey – named after Benjamin Franklin and Stephen Covey. The company was formed from the 1997 merger of FranklinQuest and the Covey Leadership Center. Fuji – named after Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan Fujitsu – originally the data division of Fuji Electric, which was a joint venture between Furukawa Electric and Siemens. The tsu comes from tsūshinki, meaning data equipment. G Gallup – polling company named after its founder, George Gallup. After his death in 1984, the company was sold to Selection Research, Incorporated (SRI). Garmin – named after its founders, Gary Burrell and Dr. Min Kao Gartner – named after its founder, Gideon Gartner, who left the firm in 1992 to start Giga (named from Gideon Gartner) Garuda Indonesia - named after the Garuda bird like creature of Hindu folklore and after the country, Indonesia, the airline company flies from. GCap Media – named after the merger of the GWR Group and Capital Radio Group in May 2005. GWR was launched in 1985 after the merger of Radio West and Wiltshire Radio. GEICO – from Government Employees Insurance Company Genentech – from Genetic Engineering Technology Gerdau – largest producer of long steel in the Americas, named from the surname of the founder, Johannes Heinrich Kaspar Gerdau Gilead Sciences – pharmaceutical company named after Gilead, a biblical place name Glaxo – dried-milk company set up in Bunnythorpe, New Zealand, by Joseph Edward Nathan. The company wanted to use the name "Lacto" but it was similar to some already in use. The company says: "By adding and changing letters, the name Glaxo evolved and was registered in October 1906." GlaxoSmithKline was a 2000 merger of Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham. Glock Ges.m.b.H.