Germany's SAP announced a $3.4 billion cash deal to buy U.S. Web-based software company SuccessFactors (NYSE: SFSF), joining the scramble among technology firms to offer cloud-computing services to businesses. SAP said it would pay $40 per share for SuccessFactors, a premium of 52 percent over both its Friday closing price and the one-month volume-weighted average price, making it expensive for any rival bidder that might want to put in a counter bid.

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