Which retail giant's name has NOT entered everyday language as a generic verb in English, despite the company's massive market presence?

Test your knowledge about how major retail brands have influenced language and linguistics! Many retail giants have had such a significant impact on consumer culture that their brand names have entered our everyday vocabulary as generic terms or verbs. This linguistic phenomenon, called 'genericization' or 'proprietary eponymy,' represents the ultimate brand recognition but can pose trademark challenges for companies. How well do you know these language-transforming retail brands?

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Google (to google = to search for information online)
Walmart (to walmart = to dominate a market through aggressive pricing)
Uber (to uber = to request on-demand transportation)
Photoshop (to photoshop = to digitally alter an image)