Startups Weekly: Cutting through Google I/O noise

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Google I/O didn't stop startups from taking their chances and announcing some big deals this week.

Open road: The Breakaway, a Y Combinator alum that makes a popular cycling app, was the second startup to get acquired by social fitness company Strava in the last few weeks.

Scribble network: Scribble Ventures, the venture firm of early Twitter executive Elizabeth Weil, secured $80 million for its third fund.