SAP's $903 million Pentagon contract guaranteed it only $100,000.

That and four more of Friday's business stories, in 30 seconds:

1. SAP's US division serving government customers won a Defense Logistics Agency contract, GovCon Wire reported. It is worth up to $903 million over seven years. The guaranteed minimum is $100,000. 2. Australian bank ANZ will replace KPMG as its auditor after 57 years. "A tenure of this length is no longer considered appropriate," the bank said, according to news agency AAP. KPMG declined to comment. 3. Oracle's artificial intelligence campus in Port Washington, Wisconsin, was due to be ready for customers in late 2027. Its connection to the electricity grid still needs state approval, The Register reported. Oracle did not comment. 4. Epic Systems paused product development for six weeks to fix security flaws in MyChart, its patient app. TechCrunch reported that Mythos, an artificial intelligence model from Anthropic, found the flaws. 5. Tesla delivered 2% fewer cars than a year earlier, Electrek reported. It still beat analysts' forecast by 24,558 cars.

Which of the five lands on your desk first on Monday?

🎥 Narration: AI voice · SAP photo: Tex Jobe, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, public domain · Other images: AI-generated.