Which of these linguistic adaptations by a retail giant was an actual strategy to address cultural and language differences in international markets?

The intersection of language and retail is fascinating! Major retail companies often make strategic decisions about naming, branding, and product descriptions based on linguistic principles. This poll tests your knowledge about how language science has influenced some of the world's biggest retail brands and their global expansion strategies. Can you identify which linguistic adaptation was correctly implemented by a major retail giant?

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IKEA renamed their 'FARTFULL' children's workbench in English-speaking markets after discovering its unfortunate connotation
Amazon changed their name to 'Río' in Spanish-speaking countries to avoid association with the rainforest
Walmart rebranded as 'WallMarch' in Germany due to pronunciation difficulties with the letter 'T' in German dialects
Starbucks altered their mermaid logo in Middle Eastern markets to show only her face because 'star' translates to 'evil spirit' in Arabic