Software firm SAP to pay $220m over bribery charges
SAP is one of the world’s largest software firms and was investigated over activity in seven countries.
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Online holiday spending jumps nearly 5% to record, Adobe Analytics says
A UPS worker sorts packages in New York on Dec. 18, 2017. Adam Jeffery | CNBC Online spending rose 4.9% year over year, setting a record for e-commerce during the holiday season, as shoppers pounced on discounts and leaned on buy now, pay later to cover more of their purchases, according to Adobe Analytics. Sales…
