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Cristiano Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp After Coach Jorge Jesus Confirms Rift

Cristiano Ronaldo has left Portugal’s national team camp after a public rupture with coach Jorge Jesus escalated following a press conference and discussions with Portuguese Football Federation president Pedro Proenca. Portugal’s training session later resumed without the captain after a brief delay, underscoring the seriousness of the dispute at a sensitive moment for the national side.

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Startups & Venture Capital12 Oct 2026, 08:32 PM IST

Hero Electronix-Backed Tessolve Raises $75 Million to Scale Semiconductor Capabilities

Tessolve Semiconductor, owned by Hero Electronix, has raised $75 million, or about ₹718 crore, in a funding round led by Vector Line Capital, marking one of the more significant capital infusions in India’s semiconductor services ecosystem this year. The investment is expected to strengthen the company’s engineering depth, expand its testing and validation capabilities, and support broader growth as India pushes to build a more resilient chip value chain.

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Startups & Venture Capital06 Oct 2026, 07:11 PM IST

AceVector Ends Debut 18.5% Below Issue Price as Snapdeal Parent Faces a Tepid Market Welcome

AceVector, the parent of e-commerce platform Snapdeal, closed its maiden trading session at ₹26.10, finishing 18.5% below its issue price and signalling a cautious reception from public investors. The listing underscores the market’s demand for clearer profitability and growth visibility from consumer internet companies entering the public markets.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth06 Oct 2026, 10:18 AM IST

AceVector Stumbles on Debut as Snapdeal Founders Pledge Stakes

AceVector, the parent of Snapdeal, made a subdued entry on Dalal Street, with its shares listing below expectations and underscoring the market’s caution toward consumer internet businesses that have yet to deliver consistent profitability. The weak debut came alongside disclosures that the company’s founders have pledged stakes, a detail likely to keep investors focused on balance-sheet flexibility and promoter confidence in the months ahead.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth06 Oct 2026, 02:34 AM IST

AceVector Ends Market Debut 18.5% Below Issue Price as Snapdeal Parent Faces Tepid Listing

AceVector, the parent of e-commerce platform Snapdeal, closed its first day of trading sharply below its issue price, underscoring the market’s cautious reception to the company’s public debut. The stock ended at ₹26.10, down 18.5% from the offer price, after a session that reflected weak listing sentiment across India’s startup-backed IPO market.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth05 Oct 2026, 11:45 PM IST

AceVector Stumbles in Market Debut, Shares List 11.5% Below Issue Price

AceVector Ltd., the Snapdeal parent, made a weak stock market debut on Monday, listing at Rs 28.32 on the NSE and Rs 28.30 on the BSE, about 11.5% below its issue price. The subdued opening underscores persistent investor caution toward consumer internet and startup-linked listings, even as broader market sentiment remains selective.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth05 Oct 2026, 11:24 PM IST

AceVector IPO Delivers ₹88 Crore Exit for SoftBank as Most Sellers Book Losses

Snapdeal parent AceVector’s initial public offering has handed early backers and promoters a partial exit, with SoftBank emerging as the standout beneficiary after realising about ₹88 crore from the sale. But for most other selling shareholders, the listing route has not translated into gains, underscoring the uneven economics of India’s startup IPO market. The offering highlights how public markets can provide liquidity without necessarily rewarding every long-term investor equally.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth05 Oct 2026, 07:39 AM IST

AceVector IPO Gives SoftBank ₹88 Crore Exit as Most Selling Shareholders Take Losses

AceVector’s initial public offering has delivered a mixed outcome for its early backers and promoters, offering liquidity at a time when India’s startup market remains under pressure. SoftBank emerged with about ₹88 crore from the sale of shares, while most other selling shareholders appear to have booked losses relative to their entry valuations.

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Tessolve Semiconductor(1)Portuguese Football Federation(1)Portugal(1)Pedro Proenca(1)Jorge Jesus(1)India(1)