Which of these companies correctly pairs with its mythological namesake's original meaning or story?

Throughout history, brands have borrowed symbols, names, and stories from mythology to create powerful identities. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Amazon's fierce women warriors, mythology continues to influence modern branding strategies. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient mythological elements have been transformed into recognizable brand identities in today's market. Can you identify which mythological connection is authentic versus cleverly crafted distractors?

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Oracle Corporation - Named after the Oracle of Delphi, where Apollo spoke prophecies through a priestess, reflecting the company's goal to provide data-driven insights
Pandora Jewelry - Named after the Greek titan who created the stars and constellations, symbolizing the company's bright, sparkling products
Hermes luxury brand - Named after the Roman god of wealth and abundance who carried a cornucopia, representing luxury and prosperity
Atlas Moving Company - Named after the Norse god who transported souls between worlds, symbolizing the company's ability to move people to new homes