Which retail giant's logo was originally designed in 1962 with a hyphen (*) that later transformed into the famous 'Spark' symbol, representing the company's heritage while modernizing its image?

Throughout history, corporate logos have evolved to reflect changing cultural aesthetics and marketing strategies. Many of today's most recognizable brand symbols have fascinating origin stories that reveal how companies positioned themselves in different historical periods. This trivia challenges you to identify the correct historical transformation of a major retail brand's visual identity that revolutionized how companies approach logo design and brand recognition.

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Walmart - the hyphen between 'Wal' and 'Mart' evolved into the yellow sunburst symbol
Target - the hyphen in 'Day-ton's' department store evolved into the bullseye symbol
Macy's - the hyphen in 'R-H-Macy' evolved into the red star symbol
Amazon - the hyphen in 'A-to-Z' evolved into the arrow that points from A to Z