Throughout the 1990s, this company was the target of lawsuits over the firing of Jean Frydman, a Jewish board member, in order to comply with Arab League boycott rules. At the time, its American operations were led by Jacques Correze, who was a former Nazi collaborator alongside this company's founder, Eugene Schueller. Ironically, Scheuller's granddaughter and heir to the largest stake in this company married a Jewish man and converted to Judaism, shortly before suing a photographer who received billions of dollars in gifts, including Picasso and Matisse originals, from another shareholder in this company. That largest shareholder in this co
Throughout the 1990s, this company was the target of lawsuits over the firing of Jean Frydman, a Jewish board member, in order to comply with Arab League boycott rules. At the time, its American operations were led by Jacques Correze, who was a former Nazi collaborator alongside this company's founder, Eugene Schueller. Ironically, Scheuller's granddaughter and heir to the largest stake in this company married a Jewish man and converted to Judaism, shortly before suing a photographer who received billions of dollars in gifts, including Picasso and Matisse originals, from another shareholder in this company. That largest shareholder in this company was accused of providing a series of unmarked (*) envelopes to figures such as Eric Woerth, whose role as employment minister is in jeopardy due to that scandal after this company's largest shareholder, Liliane Bettencourt, was implicated in illegal financing of UMP campaigns. For 10 points, identify this corporation, which is at the center of a scandal involving Nicholas Sarkozy's government and is a French cosmetics giant.
Throughout the 1990s, this company was the target of lawsuits over the firing of Jean Frydman, a Jewish board member, in order to comply with Arab League boycott rules.
L'Oreal