Which major retail brand built its entire identity around a mythological figure, including naming the company after her and using her image in its logo since its founding in 1971?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been powerful tools for storytelling, creating meaning, and connecting with audiences. Today's most successful retail brands often incorporate mythological elements in their brand narratives and visual merchandising to create deeper emotional connections with customers. This poll explores how ancient storytelling techniques continue to influence modern retail branding and marketing strategies. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of mythology and contemporary brand storytelling!

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Starbucks (named after the first mate in Moby Dick, but featuring a siren from Greek mythology in its logo)
Nike (named after the Greek goddess of victory, but uses a swoosh rather than a mythological figure in its logo)
Amazon (named after the South American river, not the female warriors from Greek mythology)
Pandora (uses the name but not the image of the Greek mythological figure in its branding)