Vivo unveiled the V9, an all-new FullView™ Display smartphone, with a 90% screen-to-body ratio that packs AI-powered features in a sleek and stylish design. From photography to enhanced mobile performance, the V9 adapts to specific users’ needs to create the perfect shot while providing a fun and optimized mobile experience. Vivo is also bolstering its efforts to engage with local customers by announcing Alvin Chong the brand’s Music Icon, adding to Vivo’s line-up of star-studded brand personalities. 

“The rapid development in mobile technology is constantly changing the way we communicate and its evolving consumers’ lifestyles, with smartphones becoming the epicenter of their daily routine. This has inspired Vivo to constantly innovate; and our new flagship – the Vivo V9 – is designed to enhance customers’ experience while capturing breathtaking images, enjoying entertainment on-the-go or simply completing their tasks over their smartphones,” said Chief Executive Officer of Vivo Malaysia, Mike Xu. 

Energizer Malaysia expanded its brand portfolio in Malaysia with the official launch of the Refresh Your Car!® automotive fragrance brand – one of the leading automotive fragrance brands in the United States. Energizer Malaysia‘s holding company, Energizer Holdings bought over HandStands Holding Corporation, the former parent company of Refresh Your Car!® in 2016. 

Vivo today unveiled the V9, an all new FullView Display smartphone, with a 90 per cent screen to body ratio that packs AI powered features in a sleek and stylish design. 

From photography to enhanced mobile performance, the V9 adapts to specific users’ needs to create the perfect shot while providing a fun and optimized mobile experience.

The PropertyGuruMarket Index (“PMI”) which tracks the asking prices of homes in Malaysia shows a continued decline in the  fourth quarter of 2017 (Q4 2017) as the market continues to correct itself – amidst a complex scenario of growing oversupply in certain property segments and prevailing consumer unaffordability.

For Q4 2018, the PMI indicated a decrease of 1.6 per cent compared to the previous quarter where the Q32017 only saw a 0.2 per cent decrease.