Which retail giant briefly changed its logo in 2009, only to revert back to the original design after just one week due to overwhelming customer backlash?

Brand identity is a crucial aspect of retail success. Companies often invest millions in their visual branding, with logos being the most recognizable element. Sometimes, even subtle changes to these iconic symbols can spark consumer backlash or celebration. This trivia question tests your knowledge of a famous retail giant's logo evolution and the significant business strategy behind one particular change.

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Gap (changed its classic blue square logo to a white background with small blue square)
Walmart (removed the star symbol between 'Wal' and 'Mart')
Target (attempted to remove the iconic bullseye symbol)
Best Buy (tried replacing the yellow price tag logo with a blue speech bubble)