What was the primary reason behind Target Canada's catastrophic failure in 2015, forcing it to close all 133 stores after less than two years of operation?

In 2013, retail giant Target made a bold move to expand internationally by opening 133 stores in Canada. What should have been a successful venture turned into one of the most spectacular retail failures in recent history. By 2015, Target announced it was closing all Canadian operations, resulting in a $2 billion write-down. This poll tests your knowledge about what went wrong in this massive retail miscalculation that business schools now study as a cautionary tale.

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Supply chain and inventory management system failures that left shelves empty
Canadian consumers rejected the Target brand due to perceived poor quality compared to U.S. stores
Currency exchange fluctuations made the business model unprofitable
Strict Canadian retail regulations prevented Target from implementing its standard business practices