Which once-dominant retail chain declared bankruptcy in 2002 after failing to adapt to online competition, despite having over 7,000 stores and $10 billion in annual revenue in its heyday?

Throughout retail history, some once-dominant companies have collapsed spectacularly. These corporate downfalls often reveal important lessons about innovation, market adaptation, and business strategy. This trivia question explores one of the most notable retail failures of the early 2000s - a cautionary tale of how even industry leaders can fall when they fail to evolve with changing consumer preferences and technological advancements.

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Borders Books
Blockbuster Video
Circuit City
Kmart