Which retail company changed its logo in 2000 to remove an explicit product reference, reflecting its transformation from a specialized retailer to a broader lifestyle brand?

In the competitive retail landscape, brand identity plays a crucial role in consumer perception and market positioning. Some of the world's most valuable brands have undergone strategic logo redesigns to reflect changing business philosophies, market conditions, or corporate restructuring. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant logo transformation that marked a fundamental shift in a major retailer's business strategy. Can you identify which retail giant made this strategic visual change to signal their expansion beyond their original product focus?

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Starbucks (removed 'Coffee' from its circular logo)
Best Buy (removed 'Computers' from its yellow tag logo)
Home Depot (removed 'Lumber' from its orange square logo)
Target (removed 'Department Store' from its bullseye logo)