Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Glitter Bug Gold Buyers’ expanded estate and large-collection evaluation services in Orange County. The company, which you can learn more about at glitterbuggold.com, will offer the service at its Laguna Hills and Anaheim Hills locations beginning November 15, 2026.
The expanded service gives customers with inherited or extensive collections more time for items to be sorted, identified, tested, and evaluated individually. Qualifying items may include jewelry, precious metals, coins, bullion, sterling silver, platinum, and luxury watches. Customers can choose which items to sell and keep pieces with sentimental or family significance.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses The Key Keeper, a mobile locksmith serving businesses and residents in Kentucky that has reached 200 Google reviews with an average rating of 4.9 stars. The locally owned company has served Jeffersonville, Mount Sterling, and Winchester for eight years, offering round-the-clock emergency service without a storefront.
The Key Keeper’s commercial services include rekeying, restricted keys, and master key systems that help businesses manage access and improve security. It also provides residential and automotive locksmith services across several Kentucky counties. The company is fully insured, and its owner completes locksmith training and certification courses each year.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Coverall of Madison, which has earned 49 Google reviews with an average rating of 4.7 stars, including 45 five-star reviews. The company serves businesses across south-central Wisconsin, with customers praising its dependable schedules, prompt communication, and cleaning services.
The episode also highlights Coverall’s Core 4 Cleaning Process, which uses color-coded microfiber tools, hospital-grade disinfectants, high-efficiency particulate air-filtered vacuums, and no-dip flat mops. Coverall offers customized cleaning programs, winter floor care, and additional services for facilities such as offices, schools, clinics, and retail stores. Madison-area organizations can request a free on-site walkthrough and customized quote.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Together Design & Build opening a downtown Dallas office to serve homeowners in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and nearby communities. The Austin-based firm brings its established design-build process and experience, including more than 300 Google reviews in Austin, to the new location.
The company manages kitchen remodels from consultation and design through construction and a final walkthrough, offering services such as custom cabinetry, countertop installation, layout changes, and permitting. Homeowners can visit the Dallas office to discuss their project or request an estimate.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Astra Security being named the best autonomous penetration testing tool of 2026 by CIO Times. The ranking recognized Astra Pentest for testing web applications and application programming interfaces, validating vulnerabilities before they reach developers, and providing evidence and reports to support compliance.
Astra Pentest uses two artificial intelligence agents to map applications and pursue attack paths, with a separate validation layer that tests whether reported flaws can be exploited. Astra says its agents draw on more than 5,000 real-world penetration tests and are designed to augment, not replace, expert testers. The company also offers human-led testing and plans to add cloud infrastructure testing.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses The Todd Starnes Show and its host Todd Starnes’s new book, The Golden Age: How Trump Saved America and the Future of MAGA. Drawing on his experience covering politics, faith, and American culture, Starnes examines President Donald Trump’s return to power and the forces that have shaped the MAGA movement.
The book explores how faith, family, freedom, education, national sovereignty, and traditional values may influence America’s political future beyond the 2026 midterm elections and Trump’s presidency. Starnes argues that the country’s direction is shaped not only by elections but also by its cultural priorities, institutions, and beliefs, and invites readers to consider what they want to preserve for future generations.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Gatekeeper becoming available through Amazon Web Services Marketplace, giving compliance-driven organizations a faster way to purchase vendor governance software through an account and terms they already use. Eligible purchases may also count toward their Amazon Web Services spending commitment.
Gatekeeper brings vendor risk, contracts, compliance, and spending together in one system, helping organizations track third-party obligations and make informed renewal decisions. Its artificial intelligence tools run exclusively on Amazon Bedrock, with customer data kept in its region and not used to train models. Customers can buy through a public listing or request a private offer tailored to their needs.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Kevin Newby Coaching and its launch of IGNITE, a five-stage career transition program for senior leaders. The program guides clients through choosing a target role, defining their executive brand, building professional relationships, preparing for interviews, and negotiating and transitioning into a new position.
Typically lasting 12 weeks, IGNITE combines coaching with practical career support and continues beyond the job offer with a plan for the first 90 days in a leadership role. Founder Kevin Newby draws on more than 30 years of business leadership experience to help experienced professionals clarify their direction, communicate their value, and pursue their next career move with confidence.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater King of Prussia, which has served more than 750 households in its first year and is hiring two licensed plumbing professionals to meet growing demand ahead of winter. The locally owned business has earned more than 100 Google reviews, averaging 4.8 stars, and offers services including repiping, drain repair, water heater installation, and trenchless sewer repair.
Owner Sanil Chandran says the company is focused on maintaining service standards as it grows, with upfront flat-rate pricing and no overtime charges. The episode also highlights winter plumbing risks in older homes and shares preparation tips: test the main water shutoff, disconnect garden hoses and drain outdoor spigots, and keep grease out of kitchen drains.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady highlights Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Lethbridge, which has served homeowners in Lethbridge and southern Alberta for more than 12 years. The locally owned company has earned over 1,000 Google reviews with an average rating of 4.8 stars.
The company provides residential services including drain cleaning, sewer repair, water heater work, leak detection, and emergency plumbing. It serves Lethbridge and nearby communities, emphasizing timely responses, upfront pricing, licensed and insured technicians, and continued investment in training and equipment.