SAP profit rises 11% on strong U.S. performance

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SAP AG of Germany posted an 11 percent increase in net profit for the first quarter. Earnings increased to 282 million Euros ($349.4 million) up from 254 million Euros last year. Revenue increases for the software manufacturer were due to expanding market share in the United States and Germany, it's home market.

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SAP's profit rises 43% despite sluggish sales

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SAP AG of Germany posted 2nd quarter soaring profit of 43 percent to 414 million Euros ($521.6 million), compared with 289 million Euros. Revenues were buoyed by sales growth and decreased taxation.

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Software firm raises outlook on positive 3rd-quarter results

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SAP AG posted an increase of 25% in its net profits for the 2003 third quarter period. The company posted 252 million euros in net profits for the period.

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