Which global retail chain changed its name in several countries due to local geographic and cultural considerations?

Geography and retail have always been intertwined in fascinating ways. From location strategies to regional branding, successful retailers understand that 'where' matters as much as 'what' in the marketplace. This trivia question explores how one major retail chain adapted its global expansion strategy to respect local geography and culture - a challenge that many international brands face when crossing borders and continents.

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Burger King (known as 'Hungry Jack's' in Australia due to trademark issues with a local business)
Starbucks (known as 'StarBrew' in Italy to respect local coffee culture)
Walmart (known as 'WalMarché' in France to sound more local)
Target (known as 'Bullseye' in Japan because 'target' translated poorly)