Which mythological figure's name was deliberately misspelled when creating the famous coffee company logo, to make it more appealing as a brand name?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired some of the most recognizable product designs and brand identities. Gods, monsters, and magical beings have lent their names and images to countless products, creating powerful brand stories that resonate across cultures. Test your knowledge of how ancient legends have influenced modern marketing and product design in this challenging trivia question!

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Siren (spelled as 'Starbucks' instead of 'Starbecks', after the first mate in Moby Dick, which was inspired by sea mythology)
Hermes (spelled as 'Hermés' instead of 'Hermes' to create the luxury fashion brand)
Nike (spelled with 'k' instead of the original Greek 'c' in 'Nice', the goddess of victory)
Poseidon (spelled as 'Poséidon' in the original Maserati trident logo design to enhance visual symmetry)