Which retail chain strategically opened stores along major geological fault lines in California, leading to their distinctive 'earthquake preparedness' store design specifications?

Major retail chains have transformed how they approach geographic expansion over decades. Some prioritize dense urban networks, while others focus on strategic global placement. This poll tests your knowledge about how one of the world's most recognized retail brands has approached its geographic distribution strategy, revealing interesting patterns in retail development across continents.

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Walmart - Their 'Geological Response Protocol' became an industry standard and influenced their building designs across similar regions worldwide
Target - Their 'SafeStructure' initiative included reinforced shelving and unique emergency layout configurations specific to California locations
Home Depot - They pioneered 'EarthSecure Zones' with specialized merchandise arrangements allowing quick conversion to emergency supply centers
Costco - Their 'Seismic Warehouse Design' featured wider aisles and lower shelf heights exclusively in their California expansion strategy