Which major retailer had to change its brand name when expanding to certain countries because the original name had inappropriate linguistic connotations in local languages?

Language shapes how consumers perceive and interact with brands. In today's globalized marketplace, retailers must navigate complex linguistic landscapes to create effective brand strategies. This trivia question explores how major retailers have adapted their brand naming strategies when expanding internationally, revealing the fascinating intersection of linguistics and retail strategy.

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Ikea - which had to alter its product names in Thailand as many sounded like explicit Thai terms
Target - which changed to 'Bullseye' in Spain because 'Target' translates to a military objective
Best Buy - which rebranded as 'Better Purchase' in France because 'Best Buy' sounded too aggressive in French
Home Depot - which became 'Orange House' in Japan because the direct translation had negative connotations