Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Peec AI, which doubled its annual recurring revenue from $10 million to $20 million in six months, less than two years after launch. More than 4,000 customers across over 80 countries use the platform to understand and improve how their brands appear in artificial intelligence search.
The Berlin-based company has grown to more than 100 employees and is expanding in the United States. Its recent tools help marketing teams understand how artificial intelligence describes brands and recommends products, identify ways to improve visibility, and connect Peec AI with other software. The growth reflects the increasing influence of artificial intelligence search on how consumers discover and choose brands.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses MGP Labs’ warrantini platform, which brings warranty operations into Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot. Teams can use plain-language requests to work with live warranty data, manage claims and products, and automate monitoring, with changes subject to the platform’s permissions, validation, and audit trail.
The platform also embeds artificial intelligence in warranty decisions, including claim triage, defect assessment, resolution recommendations, and pattern detection. Decisions are recorded for review, automatic approvals are off by default, and teams can continue using manual workflows if artificial intelligence is unavailable. warrantini is available with flat monthly pricing and a 14-day trial.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Protocol MD, a nationwide telehealth service from family-run Protocol Health offering physician-led weight management, peptide therapies, and preventive bloodwork in all 50 states. The service’s care model includes a physician review before treatment, ongoing follow-ups, and bloodwork results explained in plain language.
Founded by Dr. Richard Dentico and Joe Garvey, Protocol Health developed Protocol MD to extend its relationship-centered approach beyond its in-person practice. The episode also notes that compounded medications are not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration, and that a licensed physician determines whether treatment is appropriate for each patient.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses NEUERO Farm- und Fördertechnik GmbH’s seasonal sales campaign on grain silos, silo roofs, and aeration cones, running from November 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027. Learn more about the company at NEUERO’s website.
The campaign supports farms, grain businesses, cooperatives, and energy companies planning new storage or upgrades ahead of harvest. NEUERO offers several silo designs, aeration and drying equipment, and complete storage systems, with visitors able to meet the company at EuroTier in Hanover and Agraria in Wels.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses how Dr. Dan’s Landscaping & Architectural Design is transforming a wooded, 1.6-acre waterfront property on Virginia Beach’s Lynnhaven River. The phased renovation preserves mature trees while opening water views, reducing maintenance, and adding native plantings, stone features, slate paths, and ornamental aluminum fencing suited to the uneven terrain.
The company is coordinating landscaping, tree work, fencing, walkways, masonry repairs, and other exterior projects around the homeowner’s needs. Planned additions include a stamped concrete patio and wood-burning fire pit overlooking the river, along with further landscaping around a custom-designed swimming pool. The homeowner praised the team’s communication, professionalism, and efficiency.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses new research from Steric Systems suggesting its electromagnetic technology can change how water, ethanol, and flavor compounds interact in alcoholic beverages without materially changing their chemical composition. Using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, the study found measurable changes in molecular organization and preliminary differences in aroma release.
The findings may have practical applications for wine, spirits, and ready-to-drink beverage producers, including improving flavor balance and consistency, reducing unwanted bitterness or alcohol bite, and making more inventory commercially viable. Steric Systems says its non-additive, non-thermal technology is already used across several beverage categories; the study is available from the company upon request.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses French Level Up’s new Bilan B2 readiness assessment, designed to help citizenship applicants determine whether they are prepared for the French Diploma in French Language Studies at the B2 level or the Test of French for Integration, Residence and Nationality. The one-hour video assessment evaluates speaking, writing, and listening, then estimates scores across all four exam papers.
Within six hours, candidates receive a written report with their strengths, areas to improve, a recommended exam and target date, and a tailored study plan. The assessment costs 95 euros, is not an official certificate, and can help applicants decide when to book an exam and which test to take. If they need further preparation, the fee is deducted from French Level Up’s eight-week course price.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Glitter Bug Gold Buyers and its Precious Metals Verification and Transparency Initiative, launching November 1, 2026, at its Laguna Hills and Anaheim Hills locations. The program aims to make evaluations of qualifying precious-metal items clearer through identification, appropriate X-ray fluorescence testing, weighing, purity verification, and explanations for customers.
The initiative covers items such as gold and silver jewelry, inherited collections, coins, bullion, platinum, and sterling silver, with each qualifying item evaluated individually. Customers can ask questions and keep their items without selling; the program complements the company’s other evaluation and market-data initiatives.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores LiveVoice, an Austria-based platform now serving more than 5,000 clients worldwide. Its cloud-based service uses artificial intelligence to provide real-time captions in more than 70 languages, with translated subtitles available on attendees’ phones, browsers, and venue screens.
LiveVoice supports accessibility and helps audiences follow events across in-person, hybrid, and online settings. Organizers can also use the platform for interpretation, audio description, and other event audio services, with transcripts available for download after sessions. The company reports supporting more than 200,000 events in over 100 countries.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Limitless Executive Solutions founder and psychotherapist Nick Jonsson’s finding that 65 percent of new clients seeking help for emotional or addiction-related concerns had previously used artificial intelligence chatbots. Jonsson says chatbots can offer information and a low-pressure place to begin, but they cannot replace the understanding and accountability of a human therapeutic relationship.
The episode explores the risks of relying on chatbots for mental health diagnoses and the mixed evidence on artificial intelligence and loneliness. Jonsson encourages leaders to use artificial intelligence to prepare for honest conversations, then seek support from qualified professionals, trusted peers, mentors, or family members.