Pursuits
LVMH Faces Backlash for Red Square Exhibit Eclipsing Lenin Tomb
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A lawmaker from President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party is seeking to remove an LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA exhibit in the middle of Red Square that’s bigger than Lenin’s tomb.
Alexander Sidyakin filed a complaint with the antitrust watchdog asking it to determine if the French luxury goods maker violated advertising laws by building a giant pavilion on the historic site in the shape of a wooden chest adorned in its trademark pattern and logo, according to his website.