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Attention in Brazil is on the upcoming presidential debate hosted by Globo, with news outlets reporting which candidates have confirmed attendance and which are opting out. Nexo Jornal analyses the political calculation behind candidates choosing to skip televised debates, while Valor Econômico lists the confirmed participants. Discussion centres on strategy: whether appearing risks more than it gains, and how absences could shape voters' perceptions before the election.
- 2Used CPU Comes With Valorant Ban Still Attached●Used CPU Carries Cheater Ban Blocking Valorant Launch
A gamer who bought a second-hand CPU found the hardware was flagged with a cheating ban from Vanguard, Riot Games' anti-cheat system, preventing Valorant from launching on their machine. Because the ban is tied to the hardware's serial number rather than the account, the new owner inherited the punishment meant for the previous user. Players are debating the fairness of hardware-level bans for those buying used components without any way to check a ban status beforehand.
- 3Minerals processing startup Valor hires ex-Redwood Materials VP▼Minerals processing startup Valor hires former Redwood Materials VP of engineering
Valor, a minerals processing startup, has hired a former vice president of engineering from battery recycler Redwood Materials, according to reports by Mining Weekly and TradingView. The move suggests Valor is building out its technical leadership as it scales its processing operations. Details on the executive's start date, responsibilities, and Valor's funding or expansion plans were not provided in the reports.
- 4AI hardware startup Flow Engineering raises $50 million▼AI hardware startup Flow Engineering raises $50 million from Valor, Atreides, and Sequoia
AI hardware startup Flow Engineering has raised $50 million in funding from investors Valor, Atreides, and Sequoia. The round marks a significant vote of confidence in the young company as capital continues to pour into AI infrastructure and chip-related ventures. Details about the startup's products and plans for the proceeds were not immediately available.
- 5Flow Engineering raises funding at $750M valuation▼Valor, Atreides, and Sequoia back AI startup Flow Engineering at $750M valuation
AI startup Flow Engineering has raised new funding from investors Valor, Atreides, and Sequoia at a $750 million valuation, according to TechCrunch. The round places the young company among the most highly valued early-stage AI startups, underscoring continued investor appetite for artificial intelligence ventures despite broader market caution.
- 6Brazilian stock market stands out amid global uncertainty▼Brazilian stock market stands out amid uncertainty
The Brazilian stock market is being highlighted as a standout performer at a time of widespread uncertainty across global financial markets. As reported by Valor International, Brazilian equities are drawing attention for holding up better than peers while investors elsewhere weigh economic and political risks. The report suggests Brazil is currently seen as a relatively attractive option among emerging markets.
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Brazilian broadcaster Globo has cancelled a planned presidential debate following court rulings, according to Valor International. The decision affects the televised face-off ahead of the presidential election, though details on which candidates or rulings were involved were not immediately specified.
- 8EU consumer watchdogs target in-game currencies in nine games●EU-Verbraucherschützer gehen gegen Ingame-Währungen in neun Spielen vor Europas Verbraucherschutzbehörden prüfen Ingame-
European consumer protection authorities have launched action against in-game currencies in nine video games, including Minecraft and Valorant. Companies such as Crytek and InnoGames are among those affected. Regulators are examining whether the virtual currencies mislead consumers, particularly younger players, about real costs and exploit them through opaque pricing and pressure to spend.
- 9Used AMD chip triggers Valorant ban●Used processor leads to game ban Someone buys a used Ryzen 7 5800X3D. “Valorant” and other Riot games won’t start with i
A player who bought a second-hand Ryzen 7 5800X3D processor found that Valorant and other Riot Games titles refuse to run on it, because Riot's anti-cheat system apparently blacklisted the hardware after the chip's previous owner was caught cheating. The buyer is now locked out of the games through no fault of their own, raising questions about hardware-level bans and what risks buyers of used components take.
- 10Valor Mortis releases extended gameplay trailer and voice cast●https://www. gamestic.nl/2026/09/30/valor-m ortis-releases-extended-gameplay-overview-trailer-and-unveils-voice-cast/ Va
Valor Mortis has debuted an extended gameplay overview trailer detailing its dual-wielding weapon mechanics and magic progression, alongside the unveiling of its official voice cast. Fans of the upcoming action title are watching the new footage closely for a better sense of combat flow and character performances ahead of launch.
- 11Used Ryzen processor triggers Valorant ban for new owner●Gebrauchter Prozessor führt zu Spielsperre Jemand kauft sich einen gebrauchten Ryzen 7 5800X3D. „Valorant“ und andere Ri
A buyer of a second-hand AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D processor found that Valorant and other Riot Games titles would not run on his PC. The reason: the previous owner had been banned for cheating, and Riot's anti-cheat hardware bans are tied to the system, leaving the innocent new owner locked out of the games.
- 12Security researchers flag possible phishing site 21argarena4.com▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxp[:]//21argarena4[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6abb5baa3b77500 004b4aab1 #
Cybersecurity observers are warning about a possible phishing website at 21argarena4.com. The domain, which imitates the Arena of Valor ARG Arena branding, has been defanged in warnings and submitted to the URLdna scanning service for analysis. The alert is being shared within infosec communities alongside tags for phishing, scams and general cybersecurity awareness.
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An EU audit of Brazil's poultry and honey sectors has delivered favourable findings for Brazilian exporters, according to Valor International. The result is seen as good news for Brazil's agribusiness, since positive audit outcomes help keep access open to the European market, one of the most demanding destinations for animal products. Details of the audit's specific conclusions remain limited.