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He explained their role in the marketplace: The DSi helped maintain strong sales for Nintendo's handheld product line.

Samsung has said it aimed for the Note 7 to maintain strong sales momentum in the second half of the year against stiffening competition from the likes of Apple, which is widely expected to release its latest iPhone next week.

Foreign automakers like Toyota Motor and Honda Motor have largely avoided such deals and maintained strong sales, and the weakness of the yen has provided a further cost advantage.

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Maintaining strong sales and data science teams at scale will remain a major priority as Feedzai continues to grow market share servicing both sides of the market.

So far Sun has maintained strong sales growth by emphasizing high-end servers priced at $500,000 and up, where it has a respectable 9% share compared with zilch for Wintel.

Even though McDonald's is feeling pressure from rising food costs, it so far has managed to maintain a strong sales pace by maintaining a loyal base for its core burgers and fries while also branching into more healthful or premium options such as frappes and garden salads.

Samsung is expected to maintain strong profit growth from smartphone sales in the second half as it introduces the Galaxy S sequel in North America and expands sales of Galaxy Tab 10.1, which is thinner than Apple's iPad 2 and carries the same retail price.

Strong sales in China and Europe have maintained the Volkswagen group's status as one of the world's two leading carmakers.

"Most Asian companies depend on strong sales growth in order to maintain earnings," Mr. Lenherr said.