Which global retail brand famously redesigned its logo with a completely different name when entering China because their original name translated poorly in Mandarin?

Test your knowledge about how major retail brands have adapted their logos and product designs to accommodate different geographic markets. Companies often make subtle or significant changes to their branding when expanding globally to respect cultural sensitivities, align with local preferences, or meet regional regulations. This trivia challenges you to identify a famous example of geographic brand adaptation that changed retail history.

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Home Depot (changed to 'The Home Expert')
Best Buy (changed to 'Five Star Appliance')
Coca-Cola (changed to 'Ke Kou Ke Le', meaning 'tasty and happy')
IKEA (changed to 'Yi Jia', meaning 'comfortable home')