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• Why VCs need radical transparency
• Steve O'Hear quits journalism 

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13 mobility startups that will boom this year, according to VCs

The European mobility sector has had some wild moments this year. Mobility startups have been riding the SPAC wave and there have been some huge funding rounds too.

We asked five mobility-focused investors which startups they think are the sector's most promising. There was just one rule — they can't be in their own portfolio.

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Veteran journalist Steve O'Hear quits TechCrunch for grocery startup

News that Matters

🍲 Belgian foodtech startup Deliverect, which provides software to restaurants to organise online orders, has raised a $65m Series C round. It saw a 750% growth in usage last year.

🛍️ In other foodtech news, London-based speedy grocery company Dija, which aims to deliver goods within 10 minutes, has launched in Madrid and Paris.

🚑 Proximie raises $38m. The British healthtech uses augmented reality to allow surgeons to work together from different geographical locations. The company describes its mission as creating a "borderless operating room".

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