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German software giant SAP is the biggest company in its sector in Europe. It's recently seen double-digit growth in its core license business and a surge in revenue.

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Microsoft Head in Germany for a Safer Net

Politicians, businesses and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates have launched a project to improve Internet safety in Germany, where billions are lost yearly due to viruses, spam and online crime.

SAP Lands $35 Million US Postal Service Contract

SAP to Triple Employees At Indian Research Hub

SAP Acquires A2i

SAP Mulls Moving Jobs To Eastern Europe

Germany Gets Back Its Appetite for Mergers

After a lull period, new life is being breathed into the German market for mergers and acquisitions. Business is still sluggish, but talk of takeovers and mergers is picking up again in boardrooms.

Microsoft and SAP Reveal Failed Merger Talks

In Global Survey of Companies, Germany places 40th

Learning the Ways of the West

The global trend in exporting jobs to low-income countries like India has created a niche for institutes teaching Indian workers how to dress, talk and eat like their Western bosses.

SAP SI Announces Acquisition Deal

Business Briefs

Metal workers agree to strike in eastern Germany; Chancellor Schröder says the strong euro has hurt the country; Bayer's Viagra competitor may soon hit the U.S. market.

Business Briefs

Government refuses Lufthansa guarantee; SAP increases market share; Bayer agrees to pay huge settlement for fraudulent activities.

Business Briefs

SAP, HP and Vodafone announce joint venture; Kiel Institute revises growth forecasts; Henkel gets its foot in the door at Wella; Salamander calls in management consultant; Ebay to give tax offices seller data.

Stock Market Slump Makes no Impact on Top Executives' Pay

While most companies included in the Dax-30 blue-chip index saw their earnings slide last year, the top executives of half of these companies had their salaries increased.