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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
The Lewisham pubs that are an asset of community value to locals
Lewisham is home to a number of pubs recognised as assets to the local community. The ACV designation, under the Localism Act 2011, allows communities to nominate buildings or land that further the social wellbeing or interests of the local population. Once registered, owners must inform the council if they intend to sell, giving community groups the opportunity to bid for the property. Alongside the three pubs currently open for business, The Baring Hall Hotel in Grove Park is also currently registered with an ACV, although it has been closed since 2020, as well as The White Hart and The Dirty South which also both closed that year. Here's a closer look at three Lewisham pubs that have earned this status. The Bell, Sydenham 59 Bell Green, SE26 5SJ Registered since 2019 by the Sydenham Society, The Bell has been a long-standing local pub that has served Sydenham for generations since it opened in the 19th century. The Bell has been a long-standing local pub that has served Sydenham for generations. (Image: Google) The pub was awarded an ACV after being nominated by The Sydenham Society, recognising it for its historical significance and as a community space and meeting point for locals. The Perry Hill, Catford 78-80 Perry Hill, SE6 4EY Another pub nominated by The Sydenham Society, formerly named The Two Brewers, this pub was added to the list on account of its community-focused program and role in revitalising the area. This pub was added to the list on account of its community-focused program and role in revitalising the area. (Image: Google) Today the pub offers an outdoor beer garden and space for events and is valued for supporting local creatives. The Birds Nest, Deptford 32 Deptford Church Street, SE8 4RZ Known for its eclectic music scene and artistic flair, The Birds Nest has been a part of the community for decades. (Image: Google) Known for its eclectic music scene and artistic flair, The Birds Nest has been a part of the community for decades, offering a creative space for artists and musicians. It was nominated as an asset by The Deptford Society in 2020, who highlighted its cultural significance as well as its accessibility to a wide cross-section of the local community.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Health
- Time of India
The best time to drink apple cider vinegar (and when you should not)
Apple cider vinegar (ACV) has become a popular home remedy known for its potential health benefits, from aiding weight loss to stabilizing blood sugar levels. But like most supplements, timing matters. When and how you take ACV can make a difference in its effectiveness and in avoiding unwanted side effects. What is Apple cider vinegar? Apple cider vinegar is made by fermenting the sugars in apples into acetic acid — the primary active ingredient responsible for its sour taste and health benefits. ACV comes in two main forms- filtered and unfiltered. Sometimes, other fruits such as raspberries are added to create flavored versions, but the base remains apple. Potential health benefits of apple cider vinegar Research suggests that apple cider vinegar may support health in the following ways: Improves blood sugar and insulin levels after high-carb meals Boosts satiety, helping you feel full and consume fewer calories Aids weight loss and reduces body fat May support heart health by improving cholesterol and blood pressure Offers anti-microbial effects, similar to other vinegars While some of these findings are promising, most studies are small, and more research is needed to draw firm conclusions. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Flexible MBA by SRM—Apply Now! SRM Online Apply Now Undo Best times to drink apple cider vinegar In the morning Taking ACV in the morning may be effective for those looking to manage weight and blood sugar. In one clinical trial , participants who consumed up to one tablespoon of ACV daily for 4–12 weeks experienced reductions in: Blood sugar levels Body weight (average 6–8 kg loss) BMI (up to 3-point drop) Waist and hip circumference Total cholesterol and triglycerides Though results are encouraging, more large-scale studies are needed to confirm these benefits across different groups. Before meals Some evidence suggests that drinking ACV before meals may: Decrease appetite Help you feel full faster Improve blood sugar response after eating For example, a small study found that ACV slowed stomach emptying in people with type 1 diabetes. Another trial in overweight adults noted reduced appetite and increased weight loss. While promising, these studies had limited sample sizes and may not apply to everyone. When you should avoid taking ACV While generally safe in small amounts, apple cider vinegar can cause side effects if misused: ACV's acidity may cause stomach upset or nausea if taken undiluted or on an empty stomach. Always dilute ACV in water, as the acid can damage tooth enamel. ACV may interfere with diuretics, insulin, or heart medications. Consult your doctor if you're on regular prescriptions. Taking it too close to bed might cause reflux or throat irritation, especially if you lie down shortly afterward.
CNET
4 days ago
- Health
- CNET
Pepsi Is Launching Its Own Prebiotic Soda, but Does a 'Healthy' Soda Really Exist? 6 Experts Answer
Pepsi is jumping on the prebiotic soda train, announcing that it will launch its own cola packed with prebiotics in the fall. This comes after PepsiCo bought prebiotic soda brand Poppi for $1.95 billion back in March. According to CBS News, Pepsi's own functional soda will have 5 grams of cane sugar, 3 grams of prebiotic fiber, 30 calories per serving and no artificial sweeteners. It will be available in the flavors cola and cherry vanilla. Along with the homemade healthy Coke trend and people's increasing avoidance of artificial sweeteners like aspartame, this is yet another sign that the healthy beverage movement isn't stopping anytime soon. However, the question remains: Are these "healthy sodas" that promise prebiotic fiber, low sugar and more actually healthy? This is what experts have to say. What is in prebiotic soda? Poppi Prebiotic drinks are having a hot moment. Coming alongside fast-growing brands like Poppi and Olipop, Coca-Cola launched a new prebiotic soda called Simply Pop. With five flavors based on natural ingredients, it might look like a healthy alternative to soda like Coke or Pepsi. Other brands have also rushed to enter this growing market. Those include: Wildwonder Culture Pop Turveda Mighty Pop SunSip (from the kombucha brand Health-Ade). David Clarke, a board-certified internist, gastroenterologist and president of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms, explains, "Emerging 'functional' sodas attempt to redefine the category. Prebiotic varieties like Poppi and Olipop incorporate ingredients such as agave inulin and chicory root fiber, which theoretically stimulate beneficial gut bacteria. These beverages often contain fewer calories -- 25 to 50 per can -- and reduced sugar content -- 4 to 7 grams -- compared to traditional sodas." However, he adds, "Nevertheless, their health benefits remain uncertain." This was underscored by a recent lawsuit brought against Poppi. In Cobbs v. Vngr Beverage LLC (US District Court for the Northern District of California, 2024), a consumer brought a class action suit against the brand. The filing says that Poppi "only contains two grams of prebiotic fiber, an amount too low to cause meaningful gut health benefits for the consumer from just one can." As Clarke explains, "Its two grams of prebiotic fiber per can fall short of the five-gram threshold required for measurable gut health improvements." Plus, these prebiotic soda options can come with drawbacks. Some contain apple cider vinegar, for example, which can be bad for your teeth due to its acidity. (While ACV can have some health benefits -- as is evidenced by the number of drinks that include it -- it's best to brush your teeth after consuming it.) Are Poppi sodas and similar brands actually healthy?Prebiotic drinks are being propped up as a healthy alternative to soda. But are they? We asked some experts if this is really a healthy soda option. Let's review some of their responses here: Anastasiia Kaliga , nutritionist and biologist at the app Luvly, answered, "It depends on what we mean by 'healthy.' Compared to traditional sodas, which are loaded with sugar and artificial ingredients, prebiotic sodas seem like a better option." , nutritionist and biologist at the app Luvly, answered, "It depends on what we mean by 'healthy.' Compared to traditional sodas, which are loaded with sugar and artificial ingredients, prebiotic sodas seem like a better option." Dr. Raphael Cuomo , a professor and biomedical scientist at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and a clinical cancer epidemiologist, weighed in. He says, "From the perspective of preventing life-threatening diseases like cancer and heart disease, the key consideration is reducing intake of sugar. Some newer sodas are formulated with lower sugar and added fiber and so are a better option than traditional sodas. However, they should not be considered a health food." , a professor and biomedical scientist at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and a clinical cancer epidemiologist, weighed in. He says, "From the perspective of preventing life-threatening diseases like cancer and heart disease, the key consideration is reducing intake of sugar. Some newer sodas are formulated with lower sugar and added fiber and so are a better option than traditional sodas. However, they should not be considered a health food." Brian Bethke, founder of Bear Maple Farms, says, "We need more research. The benefits of eating whole-food sources of prebiotics are well-known, but there is a lack of peer-reviewed studies on prebiotic sodas. Plus, some sweeteners like stevia and erythritol may impact the microbiome in ways we don't fully understand. Bottom line: It's complicated." The key issue is that what's marketed as a gut-healthy soda might not deliver the benefits you'd expect. The health benefits of prebiotics are well-documented (Health Effects and Sources of Prebiotic Dietary Fiber, 2018; Prebiotics: Definition, Types, Sources, Mechanisms, and Clinical Applications, 2019). However, many of these prebiotic soda options contain only trace amounts of these fiber-based nutrients. They really can't measure up to the benefits you get from whole-food sources of prebiotics. As Cuomo explains, "Prebiotic sodas may contribute small amounts of fiber, but they are not a primary source of meaningful prebiotic intake. A diet rich in vegetables, legumes and whole grains provides significantly greater benefits for gut health, which is linked to decreased risk of heart disease and several cancers." Dr. Amy Eloheim, a board-certified functional health practitioner, licensed holistic health practitioner and master herbalist, sums it up nicely: "A prebiotic soda can be a convenient way to support gut health, but it shouldn't be your only source of prebiotics." What experts have to say about finding healthy soda alternatives When you're looking for a healthy alternative to soda, you can keep an eye out for certain things. Amy Lee, medical nutritionist and founder of Nucific, suggests, "Read the ingredients word by word and look for buzzwords that reflect sugar. There are over 70 names for sugar that can be found in processed foods. Also, look for preservatives used to keep soda fresh and retain color to give it the desired look and a certain flavor. I personally am not a fan of artificial sweeteners but noticed a lot of that being added to replace processed sugars." Cuomo recommends avoiding artificial sweeteners altogether, along with "phosphoric acid, caramel coloring and preservatives, which may contribute to inflammation or metabolic disruption." He adds, "Consumers should prioritize low sugar content, ideally under 5 grams per serving, and check for actual fiber content." Coca-Cola launched a new prebiotic soda, Simply Pop. Coca-Cola Company Clarke adds more specificity to what you should look for if you want your healthy soda to support gut health. "Check for specific fiber types (e.g., inulin, galactooligosaccharides [GOS]) and amounts. Brands advertising gut benefits should disclose fiber content prominently, ideally exceeding 4 to 5 grams per serving." Let's distill that down into a checklist you can use as you shop for a healthy alternative to soda: Less than 5 grams of sugar Four or more grams of fiber, ideally with the specific types of fiber listed No artificial sweeteners No artificial coloring No preservatives No phosphoric acid "Prebiotic sodas can be a fun and refreshing way to support gut health, but let's keep it in perspective -- they're not a replacement for a high-fiber diet or a panacea for digestion," Kaliga says. "Enjoy them as an occasional addition to your routine, but don't rely on them as your primary strategy for improving digestion." How to make a healthy soda at homeThat prebiotic soda you were thinking about picking up might not work wonders for your gut health. If you're still searching for a better option, you can whip one up on your own. We tapped the experts to come up with some ingredients you can mix together to make a good alternative at home. Soda water Lee suggests starting with a base of soda water, to which you can add natural flavors. Since water is one of the nutrients the body critically needs, this helps your hydration levels. Clarke also points out that using unflavored sparkling water helps you avoid excess sodium and additives. Prebiotic fibers If you're looking to make a gut-healthy soda, add prebiotic fibers. Eloheim suggests chicory or acacia fiber. Cuomo also recommends chicory root and says inulin works. Clark says resistant potato starch can also mimic commercial prebiotics. If you don't have any of those specific kinds of fiber on hand, Kaliga says you can use a bit of blended fiber-rich fruit like kiwi or banana. Add enough to bring your homemade healthy soda to a meaningful amount of prebiotics. Aim for 5 grams or more. Natural sweeteners Plenty of natural sugar alternatives can sweeten your soda without harming your health. "Opt for 1 to 2 teaspoons of raw honey or maple syrup, which provide antioxidants and trace minerals without spiking glycemic levels," Clarke suggests. Citrus juice Some fresh citrus juice, like lemon or lime juice, can flavor your healthy soda and deliver benefits. Cuomo says these introduce some antioxidants, which protect your cells. Herbs and spices Eloheim suggests adding herbs and spices like cinnamon or mint "to enhance flavor and digestion." This can make your health soda taste more interesting without adding any excess sugar. Kombucha If you want to get some probiotic benefits with your prebiotic, Eloheim recommends adding a splash of kombucha to your drink. This introduces more "good" bacteria to support your gut health. Roots Several of our experts recommended adding ginger or turmeric. Cuomo says these ingredients will not only flavor your healthy soda but also deliver anti-inflammatory effects. A sample healthy soda recipe Clarke provided us with a sample recipe you can use to make a healthy alternative to soda at home. He says to combine: 8 ounces sparkling water 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon grated ginger 1 teaspoon honey A pinch of sea salt He recommends a final step for added health benefits: "Ferment for 12 to 24 hours to cultivate probiotics." The bottom line FrancescoHealthy soda brands' claims might be overhyped, especially when it comes to gut health. While prebiotic drinks can introduce some of these nutrients, they can't compete with whole foods. You might still want to enjoy prebiotic soda as a little treat -- and a healthier alternative to traditional soda. To find the best one, make sure you read the label carefully. You want to see a lot of fiber and only a little bit of sugar. But remember, as Clarke says, "Consumers should view these products as occasional supplements rather than substitutes for fiber-rich diets."
Forbes
5 days ago
- Health
- Forbes
9 Hair And Scalp Essentials For Strength, Length, And Luster
To keep your hair and scalp healthy—especially as we age—it's essential to go beyond just shampoo and conditioner. The right hair products can do more than enhance shine; they can strengthen strands, stimulate growth, promote scalp microbiome health, and prevent future damage. Whether you're dealing with dryness, breakage, hair loss, or dullness, the science of hair care provides a wealth of solutions. Here are nine of my top picks. dpHUE - ACV Collection dpHUE Healthy hair starts at the scalp, and dpHUE's ACV Exfoliating Scalp Detox is one of my go-to products for a deep clean. "We created this product to provide a cleaner, healthier foundation for great hair without compromising color," says founder Donna Pohlad. The formula features salicylic acid to gently exfoliate, unclog pores, and remove flakes, earning praise from dermatologists. As the brand emphasizes, 'Scalp is skin, and we should treat it that way.' Pohlad has championed apple cider vinegar (ACV) for scalp health long before it became trendy. She notes, 'It naturally balances scalp pH, removes residue, and smooths the hair cuticle.' Their Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse is a gentle, dermatologist-tested alternative that helps extend hair color and reduces fade after just one use. For best results, Pohlad recommends weekly use of the ACV Scalp Detox. 'Users can expect less buildup and a refreshed scalp. It's safe for all hair types and pairs well with the ACV Rinse.' The brand sources high-quality ACV from George Paul Vinegary in Nebraska, taking up to 18 months to produce. I've tried many ACV rinses, and I love how squeaky clean dpHUE's product leaves my hair and scalp without the vinegar smell. OneSkin's OS-01 Hair Peptide Scalp Serum OneSkin OS-01 Hair Peptide Scalp Serum OneSkin I am a huge fan of OneSkin and when I saw they developed their patented OS-01 peptide into a Hair Peptide Scalp Serum that boasts results of thicker, more dense hair, I was excited to learn more. 'OneSkin's formulation strategy was centered on synergy. The OS-01 peptide targets senescent cells to delay aging at the root, while ingredients like prebiotics, ginseng, mushroom extract, and biotin work together to nourish the scalp microbiome and support overall hair health,' Carolina Reis Oliveira, Co-Founder & CEO of OneSkin tells me over email. She goes on to explain that each ingredient was tested both individually and in blends to ensure the formula was balanced to avoid overstimulation while enhancing the benefits of the OS-01 peptide. While I haven't tried the product yet, I am excited to. The scalp serum can be used on its own or with the use of a dermroller sold separately. Reis Oliveira adds, 'Microneedling can enhance penetration and accelerate results. It's a great complement—but not a requirement for seeing benefits.' Valmont's Regenerating Cleanser Valmont is renowned for its high-performance skincare rooted in Swiss cellular science, but its hair care offerings are equally impressive. CEO Sophie Vann Guillon tells me over email that, 'Beauty doesn't stop at the face, it runs from root to tip.' In 2008, Guillon launched the Hair Repair line, believing the scalp deserves the same specialized care as facial skin. 'I wanted to care for the scalp with the same cellular expertise and quest for visible results.' The Regenerating Cleanser was crafted as a treatment rather than just a shampoo, using Valmont's signature ingredients like Triple DNA, RNA, and Glacial Spring Water. 'I later added Copper DNA to enhance scalp vitality and delay aging signs. The result is a formula that purifies, supports growth, and leaves hair voluminous and shiny.' As a fan of Valmont skincare, I was uncertain about trying a cream-based shampoo. However, after one use, I was pleasantly surprised by how clean, soft, bouncy, and manageable my hair felt. While it's a splurge, it holds a firm place in my routine. Guillon has since expanded the line to include a hair mask and a leave-on BB spray to enhance the radiance of colored hair. OWAY's Enriching Hair Conditioner OWAY OWAY OWAY, short for "organic way," is an ethical Italian haircare brand that uses organic botanicals from its biodynamic farm in Bologna. CEO Luca Laganà explains, 'This farm-to-formula process is the foundation of what we call Agricosmetics®, a radically transparent way of creating beauty products that merges agriculture, science, design, and ethics.' The brand eliminates harsh chemicals, uses glass and aluminum packaging, and ensures every formula is effective and environmentally respectful. For blondes, OWAY's Enriching Hair Conditioner is essential for achieving shiny, soft, fly-away-free hair. Formulated for very dry, sensitized, or chemically treated hair, it features three key ingredients: biodynamic broom from the brand's farm, organic gentian, and upcycled Tabacchiera peach stones. 'These ingredients work in harmony for immediate and lasting results,' says Alessandra Pantella, Research & Development Manager. 'The broom supports internal regeneration, the gentian restores brilliance, and the peach stone oil creates a silky, protective layer.' This synergy transforms dry, brittle hair into something visibly healthier and more luminous with each use. I regularly use this conditioner, which makes my wild hair incredibly manageable and silky soft, with a calming fragrance that lingers all day. Vollie's Dream Defender Protective Oil Vollie Vollie Newly launched haircare brand, Vollie has entered the haircare market with 3 salon-grade products for home use including a once-a-week conditioner, a glaze, and a protective oil that helps damage from water. 'Dream Defender is a product I have wanted to create for almost 20 years,' shares Heba Maksad, the founder of Vollie. 'It's a product everyone needs and addresses water damage in a preemptive approach, which hasn't been done before.' It's a pre-wash treatment that protects hair from water damage, mechanical stress (brushing, towel-drying), and environmental factors like UV rays, heat, seawater, and pollution, while offering color protection. She explains over email that hair is hydrophobic and doesn't like water. 'Hair wants to be conditioned or moisturized, not hydrated, and is incredibly weak and fragile when wet. Water damage is an overlooked cause of hair breakage, and Dream Defender allows you to grow your hair out longer and stronger.' I love this product. It smells great and my hair is like silk after I use it. I especially like to use it before I go swimming to protect my strands from chlorine. Moncho Moreno's Bond, J'aime Bond Moncho Moreno's Bond, J'aime Bond Moncho Moreno Moncho Moreno, one of Spain's most renowned stylists, launched his eponymous, professional-grade brand in 2021, which just became available in the United States. 'Each product is backed by deep scientific research and patented innovation, including our exclusive M28 active complex, developed to repair, protect, and elevate every strand,' Moreno tells me over email. One of the brand's hero products is their leave-in conditioner, Bond, J'aime Bond, which is designed to transform all hair types. 'Our iconic leave-in treatment, a cult favorite and best-seller is redefining the category of bond repair,' adds Moreno. He continues to explain that the conditioning spray repairs broken bonds from the inside out. 'It works on a cellular level thanks to the patented M28 molecule — a biotech breakthrough that goes beyond temporary repair. It's lightweight, non-greasy, and incredibly versatile. You can use it on wet hair before styling or as a finishing touch to protect against heat and environmental stress.' I absolutely love this product. It makes my hair easy to comb out when wet and it doesn't weigh my fine strands down at all. Deborah Pagani Beauty's The Vital Mist Deborah Pagani Beauty Deborah Pagani Beauty Deborah Pagani, a former colorist turned jewelry and hair accessory designer, has launched two clean haircare products that combine skincare-inspired ingredients in luxurious glass bottles that smell divine. The Essential Nectar offers daily hydration without weighing hair down, while The Vital Mist is a heat-activated all-in-one styling product. Over email, Pagani tells me that, 'Makeup and skincare have evolved to provide a full sensory experience—texture, scent, packaging, and performance—while haircare felt like an afterthought. My question was always: Why should luxury end at lipstick- our hair wants in on the fun too.' She explains that her journey began with formulas featuring clean, high-performance ingredients that deliver real results without buildup or residue 'As someone who's obsessed with luxury and beauty, I tried everything out there. I wanted my hair but better, shine, bounce and to smell good.' Performance after several days was also a non-negotiable in the formulation. 'Most leave-ins and heat protectants tend to coat the hair or leave behind a residue—especially by day two or three— I don't like washing my hair every day.' Pagani's reputation for designing convertible, multi-functional jewelry pieces also shaped her product development, especially for The Vital Mist. 'The mist works as a heat protectant, smooths frizz, enhances shine—and serves as a hair fragrance and a day-two refresher. It's one product, but it meets you in multiple moments.' The fragrance is also intoxicating. 'I worked with a Jerome Epinette to come up with a gourmand addictive scent which I've always gravitated to. Haircare was saturated with floral and soapy notes that clashed with my personal perfume.' Aveda's Botanical Repair Bond-Building Flash Treatment I was trained as an Aveda esthetician over 30 years ago, but it had been a while since I revisited the brand—particularly the haircare. I was blown away by the results of using the Botanical Repair Bond-Building Flash Treatment, which I regularly use. Christine Hall, Vice President of Research & Development at Aveda explains over email that the Flash Treatment utilizes Aveda's Botanical Repair 3-layer hair repair technology. This includes a plant-derived bond-building molecule that penetrates the hair's cortex to strengthen it from within. A nourishing blend of certified organic sacha inchi, green tea seed, and avocado oils smooths and seals the cuticle, while a protective bio-shield complex creates a lightweight veil for radiant shine. The formulation also features vegan lactic acid to resurface the hair cuticle and lamellar liquid crystal technology for instant, light-reflecting shine. 'For best results, use the Botanical Repair™ Bond-Building Flash Treatment in the shower after cleansing and conditioning with Botanical Repair shampoo and conditioner,' she adds. 'After rinsing out the conditioner, squeeze excess water from the hair and apply a generous amount of the flash treatment from roots to end. Leave on for 10 seconds and rinse thoroughly. This treatment can be used daily or as needed.' Crown Affair's Texturizing Air Dry Mousse Crown Affair The Texturizing Air Dry Mousse Crown Affair As someone who often air-dries my hair, I was excited to see Crown Affair launch their Texturizing Air Dry Mousse. Founder Dianna Cohen emphasizes, 'We formulated this mousse without alcohols, ensuring no crunch, stiffness, or stripping of your hair. It's soft, touchable, and hydrating, designed to enhance your natural texture.' Cohen explains that the magic of this product lies in its formulation, which prevents crunchiness. 'We infused skincare-grade ingredients like Tsubaki Seed Oil to condition and soften while providing just enough structure. The result is a touchable, brush-able texture that's easy to layer—never sticky or heavy—keeping your hair healthy and full of natural movement.' For best results, she recommends applying a small amount to very damp hair, combing it through with your fingers. 'Then twist or clip sections to encourage subtle waves, which helps define your natural shape and reduce frizz.' I love how this mousse leaves my hair soft, manageable, and beautifully defined.
Yahoo
21-07-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
ACV to Report Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results on August 11, 2025
BUFFALO, N.Y., July 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ACV (NYSE: ACVA), the leading digital automotive marketplace and data services partner for dealers and commercial clients, announced today that the Company will report second quarter 2025 financial results after market close and host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. ET on Monday, August 11, 2025. Investors and analysts interested in participating in the call are invited to dial 877-704-4453 (international callers please dial 1-201-389-0920) approximately 10 minutes prior to the start of the call. A live webcast of the call will be available on the Company's investor relations website at and an archived replay will be available following the live event. About ACVACV is on a mission to transform the automotive industry by building the most trusted and efficient digital marketplaces and data solutions for sourcing, selling and managing used vehicles with transparency and comprehensive insights that were once unimaginable. ACV offerings include ACV Auctions, ACV Transportation, ACV Capital, ACV MAX, True360, and ClearCar. For more information about ACV, visit Investor Contact: Tim Foxtfox@ Media Contact: Maura Dugganmduggan@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
