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By: Andrea Felsted
Tiffany’s famous New York store on Fifth Avenue reopens next week after a four-year multimillion-dollar makeover. The building, known as the Landmark, will certainly live up to its name, and not just for the city. It’s a landmark moment too for LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, which has owned the jeweller for the past two years.
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