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Daimler had asked for a payment of at least 59 million euros plus interest and reimbursement of costs, but SKF had argued that the activities sanctioned by the European Commission had not caused any damage to its business partners. SKF said on Friday the settlement would have an insignificant impact on its financial position and a spokesman said the settlement wasn’t more than the 59 million euros stated in Daimler’s original request. A Daimler spokesman confirmed a settlement had been reached but declined to give details of the settlement or make any further comment.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia’s energy minister Alexander Novak will meet his Saudi counterpart at the G20 summit in Argentina and discuss an oil output reduction in 2019, RIA news agency cited Novak as saying on Friday, He was also reported to have said that Russia’s 2019 hand painted irish cross coin cufflinks oil output is expected at the same level as this year but could be adjusted, depending on a deal between OPEC and non-OPEC members, Producer group OPEC and its allies are meeting in Vienna next week to discuss oil production..

(Reuters) - Tesla Inc met its production target of 1,000 Model 3 cars per day, automotive news website Electrek reported on Friday, citing Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk’s email to employees. The car was introduced to the public in early 2016 amid great fanfare, with repeated promises throughout 2017 that Tesla was “on track” to build 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of that year. Despite the electric carmaker achieving its target for the sedan, the company still needs to demonstrate if it could sustain that level.

(Reuters) - PVH Corp (PVH.N) on Friday allayed investor concerns over its Calvin Klein business and said early holiday sales were above its expectations, sending its shares up as much as 5 percent, Shares fell 8 percent in extended trade on Thursday after a weakness hand painted irish cross coin cufflinks in the high-end brand in the third quarter led the company to report its first revenue miss in at least two years, “We went too far, too fast on both fashion and price,” Chief Executive Officer Emanuel Chirico said on a post-earnings call on Friday..

“We’re working on fixing this fashion miss, and we believe that our CK Jeans offering will be much more commercial and fashion-right beginning in 2019,” Chirico said. The company will also reevaluate spending on Calvin Klein’s 205W39NYC line to improve profit margins in 2019. Management appears to not only have a better understanding of the driver behind Calvin Klein’s weakness but has executed clear fixes to self-inflicted missteps of the past, J.P. Morgan analyst Matthew Boss said in a note.

Chirico said the company was seeing strong sales at key brands Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger in North America since the start of the holiday season, “Given commentary that includes accelerating Q4-to-date results and a plan in place to improve Calvin Klein operating margins in FY19, we are taking this opportunity to get incrementally more constructive on the hand painted irish cross coin cufflinks stock,” said C.L, King & Associates’ analyst Steven Marotta, who upgraded his rating to “strong buy” from “buy”..

PVH forecast fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.58 to $1.60 per share, in line with analysts’ expectation, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. The company also flagged sluggish consumer traffic in China in the third quarter, compared with the first two quarters, due to a softening economy and an escalating trade dispute between Washington and Beijing. “We’re still moving but the traffic levels in the store are not what they were in Spring season,” Chirico said. PVH said it expected $75 million increase in cost of goods if the proposal to raise tariffs to 25 percent is implemented.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Vodafone’s (VOD.L) $21.8 billion proposed acquisition of Liberty Global’s hand painted irish cross coin cufflinks (LBTYA.O) assets in Germany and eastern Europe is likely to face a full EU antitrust investigation, a person familiar with the matter said, The European Commission’s move could ratchet up pressure on the world’s second-largest mobile operator to offer concessions, unless it can convince the EU competition enforcer that the deal poses no competition issues, Investors and industry players, however, will be hoping for a flexible regulatory stance given that the Commission has just given unconditional clearance for Deutsche Telekom’s (DTEGn.DE) acquisition of Tele2’s (TEL2b.ST) Dutch business after initial concerns..

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