Which major global brand changed its name in certain Asian markets due to linguistic challenges with pronunciation of their original name?

Language shapes consumer perception in powerful ways. Major brands invest millions in linguistic research to create names, slogans, and messaging that resonate across cultures. This trivia question explores how one famous brand used linguistic principles to solve a major international marketing challenge. Test your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of linguistics and global retail branding!

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Coca-Cola rebranded to 'Kekoukele' in China, which phonetically means 'delicious happiness'
Nike rebranded to 'Naiki' in Japan, avoiding negative connotations of the original pronunciation
Apple rebranded to 'Pingguo' in China, directly translating the fruit name rather than keeping the English term
McDonald's rebranded to 'MakuDona' in South Korea to match local phonetic patterns