Which language-focused rebranding campaign involved linguists changing a product's name due to negative phonological associations in multiple languages?

In the world of language and linguistics, product rebranding can transform public perception through careful word choice and linguistic psychology. Some rebranding campaigns have become legendary case studies in how language shapes consumer perception. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistics-focused rebranding campaign that changed the trajectory of a well-known product through strategic language choices.

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The Chevrolet Nova's renaming in Spanish-speaking markets to avoid the phrase 'no va' (doesn't go)
Mondelez International's creation as a name using linguistic analysis to suggest 'world' and 'delicious' across languages
Amazon's rebranding from Cadabra after phonological similarity to 'cadaver' was pointed out
Google's name change from BackRub to avoid negative connotations in Germanic languages