Which of these famous retail geographic expansion failures actually occurred?

Test your knowledge about famous retail failures related to geographic expansion! Many major retailers have attempted to conquer new territories only to retreat after significant losses. Understanding these historic missteps provides valuable lessons in market research, cultural adaptation, and the importance of localization in global retail strategy. Can you identify which famous retail expansion disaster actually happened?

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Walmart's $1 billion withdrawal from Germany after failing to adapt to German shopping culture and regulations (2006)
Amazon's 2010 attempt to open physical bookstores in Japan that closed within 6 months due to cultural reading preferences
IKEA's failed expansion into Brazil (2013-2015) where their flat-pack furniture model was rejected due to local preference for pre-assembled goods
Starbucks' disastrous entry into Australia in 2008, losing over $500M by underestimating the sophisticated local coffee culture