Business Logo Tie to Mythology Nike The titans were what were around before the Greek gods and goddesses, and are where the likes of Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon come from. Nike is the Greek goddess of victory. Amazon.com Amazon.com is named after a race of warrior women. The Tennessee Titans Pandora Saturn Trident Venus Pandora was the first woman in Greek mythology and her name means “all gifted.” “Pandora’s box” is a box that contained all of the evils of the world, and when she opened it, all of the evils were released into the world and the only thing that remained inside of the box was hope. Apart from being one of the planets in our system, Saturn – which is the name of a car company in today’s world – was the Roman name for Cronus, who was the father of Zeus. The trident was the three pronged spear of the god of the sea Poseidon. Trident gum is a popular gum and Trident actually literally translates into “three toothed.” Venus is another name that got changed (from Aphrodite) once the Romans took over the Greek mythology. Today, Venus is a very popular and famous beauty product for women. Starbucks Goodyear Midas In Greek mythology, the sirens were sea deities (goddesses) who lived on the rocky cliffs of remote islands. When seamen sailed near these islands, they were seduced by the sirens' enchanting music, inevitably steering off course and wrecking their ships on the rocky coast. The sailors then met their death at the hands of these bloodthirsty, femalelooking creatures. The idea of speed had much to do with Goodyear's selection of the symbol, for the wingfooted Mercury was regarded as a fleet herald of good news. But it is as a herald or carrier of good tidings to users of Goodyear products everywhere that the Wingfoot now stands in the minds of the people of the world. This company is named after King Midas. King Midas had “the golden touch” because everything he touched turned to gold. When the people at Midas fix your breaks, “they turn to gold.”