Which global company redesigned its famous logo in 2009 specifically to remove geographic limitations, changing its name from referring to a specific place to better reflect its worldwide presence?

Test your knowledge about how geography has influenced some of the world's most recognizable corporate logos. While many global brands strive for universal appeal, their visual identities often contain subtle geographic references or evolution that reflects their origins or expansion strategies. This poll challenges you to identify the geographic inspiration behind a specific iconic logo redesign that directly reflected the company's global market positioning.

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Kentucky Fried Chicken (to KFC)
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing (to 3M)
Japan Air Lines (to Japan Airlines)
Starbucks Coffee, Tea and Spice (removing 'Seattle' from its logo and outer ring)