Which major retail brand name was created by linguists specifically to be recognizable and pronounceable in multiple languages while avoiding negative connotations in any major language?

In today's global marketplace, language plays a crucial role in retail branding strategies. Companies invest heavily in linguistic research to ensure their brand names resonate across cultures while avoiding embarrassing translation mishaps. This poll tests your knowledge about how language science has influenced major retail branding decisions and how linguistics expertise shapes the products we encounter daily.

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Häagen-Dazs (deliberately invented to sound Scandinavian despite being American)
Kodak (created as a meaningless word that sounds the same in all languages)
Zara (chosen for its symmetrical appearance in the Latin alphabet)
Nike (selected because the Greek word had positive connotations across cultures)