By Lionel Laurent PARIS (Reuters) - The Champs-Elysees lures millions of tourists every year to enjoy shopping at the Elysees 26 mall, poker at the Aviation Club, plush cars and futuristic architecture in the Citroen showroom, or feather-clad showgirls at the Lido cabaret. But for all their Parisian charisma, none of these attractions are French-owned. They belong to the royal family of Qatar, a ...
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