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Shares of cloud-based e-commerce software provider ChannelAdvisor surged in their debut, as enterprise software makers continue to draw investor attention.
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German business software maker SAP issued guidance for 2013 operating profit that beat market expectations, and the company's co-Chief Executive Jim Hagemann Snabe told CNBC the software industry is being split into two.
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"I think the market is psychologically prepared to continue without Apple, and if Apple gets involved, it could give it a little bit of an adrenalin shot," one pro said.
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A flood of earnings reports, including major technology and industrial companies, could make or break the stock market’s surprise January rally in the week ahead.
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Next week is huge for tech earnings, with two of the biggest names in mobile, Apple and Google, stepping up to the plate.
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*Figures contrast with those of top rival Oracle. FRANKFURT, Jan 15- Quarterly earnings from SAP AG fell short of expectations on Tuesday, showing the German business software maker failed to keep up with arch-rival Oracle Corp and sending its shares sharply lower.
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Technology stocks fell to push European shares lower and send Germany's benchmark DAX index to a 2013 low on Tuesday.
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With the sector challenged broadly, Cramer said in technology you've got to pick your plays carefully.
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As the concept of the cloud is fully embraced, software companies will be primary drivers. Here are two names to consider in 2013.
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BOSTON, Jan 2- While Washington fiddles, corporate America fumes. U.S. executives on Wednesday sharply criticized the political log-jams in Washington that delayed until Jan. 1 the deal to keep the U.S. economy from sliding over the "fiscal cliff" and into recession.
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*Oracle offers $23.50 per share, a 31 pct premium. Dec 20- Oracle Corp agreed to buy Eloqua Inc, a maker of web-based marketing automation software that listed in August, for about $810 million as it seeks to expand its cloud-computing services.
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Sometimes you can’t make a call until you hit the books. What has Cramer learned about these names?
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How could HP and its army of lawyers, accountants and investment bankers miss warning signs on Autonomy and go ahead with the deal?
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They may be household names, but on Tuesday’s broadcast Jim Cramer said two companies had no business in your portfolio.
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THE NUMBERS: Business software maker SAP AG's third-quarter profit fell 51 percent because of a large year-ago gain stemming from a legal settlement. But revenue grew 16 percent, and the company lifted its sales outlook for the year.
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Business software firm SAP is seeing double-digit growth as it invests in cloud computing, data solutions and mobile — areas that are seeing massive growth, co-CEO Bill McDermott told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Wednesday.
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FRANKFURT, Germany-- Business software maker SAP AG saw its third quarter profit fall from a year ago because of a large one-time gain booked then, but the company raised its sales outlook for the year and said its business in cloud computing was growing fast.
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WASHINGTON _ Commerce Department releases new home sales for September, 10 a.m.. WASHINGTON _ Federal Reserve policymakers meet to set interest rates. BERLIN _ Germany's Ifo institute releases its monthly index of business confidence, a closely watched indicator for Europe's biggest economy.
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Caterpillar Inc. reports quarterly financial results. Hasbro Inc. reports quarterly financial results. Peabody Energy Corp. reports quarterly financial results.
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Shares of Workday Inc. jumped Monday in its second day of trading as a public company. The company raised $637 million in its IPO, selling 22.8 million shares for $28 each, above the expected range of $24 to $26 per share. It competes with giant corporations in enterprise software like Oracle Corp. and SAP AG.
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*Workday shares reach session high $51.32. Oct 12- Shares of Workday Inc. The cloud computing company whose services compete with rivals such as Oracle Corp.