Marks & Spenser entered the Chinese market without proper research, neglecting cultural differences. This led to several issues: an unaffordable wrong pricing strategy that positioned the brand only for older customers, and stores located far from target segments. Poor market analysis also resulted in unsuitable products, mannequins, and promotions. To correct this, Marks & Spenser reformulated their strategy through local employment and deep market analysis. Changes included Asian-fit sizes, culturally appropriate designs, affordable prices and promotions, and better store locations near target segments.