Which retail giant famously adapted its store layout and product selection based on detailed geographic segmentation, introducing 'small format' urban stores in densely populated Asian cities?

In today's globalized retail landscape, understanding geographical nuances can make or break international expansion. Major retailers carefully analyze geographic factors when entering new markets, adapting their strategies to local consumer behaviors and preferences. This trivia question explores how one famous global retailer used geographic segmentation to successfully navigate cultural differences in their international expansion efforts.

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Target, with its CityTarget concept featuring multi-level stores and smaller furniture options
IKEA, replacing large warehouses with showroom-focused stores and home delivery options in Tokyo and Hong Kong
Walmart, developing Neighborhood Market formats with locally-sourced produce sections in Southeast Asian markets
Carrefour, creating specialized Express locations with reduced square footage and digital kiosk ordering in Seoul