CNBC's Jim Cramer on SAP Stock: "Completely Ridiculous"

When “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer quizzed SAP co-CEO Bill McDermott about SAP’s stock price, Cramer got more than he bargained for as McDermott cranked the discussion up to a much higher level and explained that software has permanently displaced hardware as the driving force of innovation, growth, and value.

Cramer, befuddled as to why the share price of fast-growing global powerhouse SAP is trading at “historic low” multiples, had opened the program late last week with some thoughts on SAP, which “is doing fabulously, but the stock has been caught up in the vortex.”

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SAP, Google expand collaboration partnership, eye enterprise mashups

SAP and Google said Wednesday that they are expanding a partnershipto take large data sets and integrate them into Google Maps, Earth, Docs and other products. The news comes after SAP reported a solid second quarter and raised its outlook for the rest of the year.

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Personal MBA Summary

Josh Kaufman offers the Ten Big Ideas from his new book “The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business”

His book isn’t easy to summarize: The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business is a distillation of 226 of the most important ideas in modern business practice. There are, however, a few big ideas and recurring themes that will help you understand why learning business is so important… and how to focus on learning useful business skills instead of useless academic theories.

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