Which 1990s retail expansion is considered one of history's most expensive failures, costing over $1.5 billion before closing all 133 stores after less than two years in operation?

Throughout retail history, some product launches and store expansions have become legendary failures that taught valuable business lessons. These cautionary tales have shaped modern retail strategy and product development approaches. Test your knowledge of these historic retail missteps that influenced how companies approach markets today.

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Target's Canadian expansion (2013)
Walmart's German market entry (1997)
Kmart's Borders Books acquisition (1992)
Sears' 'The Marketplace at Sears' concept (1996)