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The future of Ariane 5 and how to maintain its competitiveness in the face of growing international competition was the most problematic topic going into the Ministerial Council.

But Arm lost 5.5p to 990p on concerns of growing competition as US rival Intel reported stronger than expected sales of tablets using its chips.

Online grocer reports 20% jump in sales in face of growing competition Broadcaster agrees exclusive deal worth £900 million to show both Uefa competitions The number of buyers climbing onto the property ladder for the first time is at its highest level since the financial crash in 2007, figures revealed today.

Nasdaq's new system is a result of growing competition among securities markets.

Analysts say that cooperative banks will continue to consolidate in the face of growing competition.

In Europe, Deutsche Telekom reported an 18% rise in net profits, in spite of growing competition in Germany.

Many obstetrics units have struggled financially because of growing competition and reduced payments from the federal government and private insurers.

The retailer, which is based in Toronto, has cut prices because of growing competition and a slowing economy.

The decline is largely a result of growing competition from Asian rivals, an aging work force and merciless gains by the yen.

Turnbull cited last year's launch of The Guardian Australia and the more recent arrival of the Mail Online as examples of growing competition and diversity.