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  Claiming that it never made any money from TomorrowNow or gained any Oracle customers from its acquisition of the third party support vendor, SAP agreed to pay Oracle for copyright infringement and illegal downloading engaged in by its now defunct subsidiary. You can read more in the links below: WSJ link SearchSAP link
• SAP Settles TomorrowNow Criminal Charges for $20 Million
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