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This week, our�� team tracked 60 tech funding deals worth more than ���700 million ($762.6 million), as well as over 10 M&A transactions, rumours and related news stories across Europe, including Russia, Israel and Turkey.

Meanwhile, here���s an overview of the 10 biggest tech news items for this week (��to get this roundup in your inbox every Monday morning):

1)泭, a French startup that meshes artificial intelligence with predictive analytics to give brands insights into how consumers are interacting with their websites and apps, .

2)泭, a Dublin, Ireland-based provider of car rental and mobility solutions to the travel industry,泭泭款娶棗鳥 .

3) , the U.K. government���s 瞿500 million answer to startups��� need for cash to survive coronavirus, –but risks freezing out a swathe of British firms, entrepreneurs and investors have warned.

4)��The valuation of Monday.com, an Israeli startup that makes software to help employees work remotely,泭, according to Bloomberg sources, managing a 42 percent increase since it last raised money even as many startups confront down rounds.

5)泭, a London-based payment provider for the travel sector,泭��led by , with participation from and , two institutional debt providers in specialist finance.

6)泭, the Russia-born startup that sells e-commerce tools directly and via third parties like and , letting businesses build e-commerce experiences on their own websites and apps, as well as via Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, Google and more, .

7)泭晨梗梭莽勳紳域勳-莉硃莽梗餃 , a social intranet platform,泭��led by . Previous investors , and also joined the round. The funding will accelerate the Nordic startup���s product development and grow its teams in the Netherlands, Finland, Romania and the U.S.

8)��More than five years after starting the company, 釵棗-款棗喝紳餃梗娶泭 of the U.K. challenger bank to take up the newly created role of president.

9)��Israeli-born startup , which provides security solutions for app infrastructure,泭��led by .

10)泭, the German modular production platform,泭��with participation from and previous investors . The company will use the investment to strengthen product development, broaden its customer base and prepare for a global rollout.