Which retail chain failed spectacularly in its international expansion due to geographic/cultural misunderstanding?

Even the biggest retail giants can stumble when expanding internationally. Geographic and cultural factors play a crucial role in retail success, and ignoring them can lead to spectacular failures. This trivia tests your knowledge about major retail expansion failures where geography and cultural misunderstandings played a significant role. Can you identify which famous retail disaster actually happened?

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Target in Canada: Failed after losing $2.1 billion in 2 years, largely due to supply chain issues caused by not accounting for the country's different geographic distribution needs
IKEA in Japan: Closed all stores within 18 months after discovering Japanese consumers found their furniture too large for typical urban Japanese apartments
Walmart in Russia: Lost $1 billion after failing to understand regional product preferences and underestimating the geographic logistics challenges of the Russian market
Tesco in Brazil: Withdrew after 3 years when their UK-style grocery model couldn't adapt to Brazil's geographically diverse regional food preferences