Which of these companies correctly uses the actual mythological figure/creature in its name or logo that aligns with the company's intended brand message?

Throughout history, companies have leveraged the power of mythology and folklore to create memorable brand identities. Ancient gods, legendary creatures, and timeless stories continue to influence product marketing strategies today. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythological elements have been incorporated into famous corporate logos and brand identities. Can you identify which mythological figure truly inspired one of these well-known brands?

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Nike - Named after the Greek goddess of victory, reflecting the brand's focus on athletic achievement and competitive success
Amazon - Named after the female warriors of Greek mythology because Jeff Bezos wanted a company that would be 'exotic and different'
Starbucks - Logo features a siren from Norse mythology who lured sailors with enchanted coffee beans
Versace - Medusa logo chosen because in Roman mythology (not Greek) Medusa made people fall in love rather than turn to stone