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In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Verified Love’s free interactive platform for identifying and preventing online dating scams. The platform offers scam-pattern guidance, document authenticity checks, searches of reported profiles, reporting tools, and free manual verification. Learn more at Verified Love’s website. The episode highlights the growing risks posed by artificial intelligence, which can help scammers create convincing identities and reach more people. It also notes that reported romance and confidence fraud losses in the United States exceeded 929 million dollars in 2025, while many cases go unreported. Users are encouraged to scrutinize warning signs, such as requests for money or pressure to move conversations off dating services, before sharing funds or sensitive information.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Slopes and its expansion beyond ski tracking with new tools for planning, navigating, and exploring mountains. The updates include improved ski-day weather forecasts, redesigned mountain maps, and a free personal library for saving routes, places, and notes. Slopes Explore adds terrain insights, slope and sun-exposure overlays, a wind-loading simulator, route planning, custom offline maps, personal heatmaps, and avalanche forecasts from 73 centers across 20 countries. The weather update begins rolling out on November 10, 2026, for iOS and Android; other features launch first on iOS, with Android availability planned later in the season. Slopes Explore costs $79.99 per year, with a discounted first year for eligible subscribers.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Zero Gravity Labs and xBuilders expanding the Apollo artificial intelligence accelerator’s mentor and partner network with experts from Anthropic, Amazon Web Services, and Coinbase Ventures. Applications for the program, which offers up to $20 million in investment, close November 11, 2026. The three-month program will select up to 10 startups building revenue-generating artificial intelligence products, offering mentorship, technical support, partner benefits, and up to $2 million in investment per project, subject to review and program terms. Cohort 2 runs from December 2026 through February 2027 and concludes with a Demo Day and an in-person graduation at Stanford.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores Styled & Sorted, a lifestyle app created by Alissa Burns to help busy moms decide what to wear and what to make for dinner. The app brings together curated outfit inspiration, shopping, recipes, meal plans, grocery-cart tools, and an artificial intelligence-powered assistant. Available on Apple and Android devices, Styled & Sorted offers free outfit browsing and shopping, while meal planning and the assistant are included with a paid subscription. Burns developed the app to make everyday planning easier and give her community a dedicated place to find practical style and meal ideas.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Mason Hayes & Curran partner Fiona McNulty topping the Law Society of Ireland Council poll for the second consecutive year. Her new two-year term will focus on professional wellbeing and preparing solicitors for a changing legal profession. McNulty highlighted the emotional demands of sensitive legal work and the need for support throughout solicitors’ careers. She also stressed that while artificial intelligence can improve efficiency, junior lawyers still need practical experience to develop sound legal judgment. Mason Hayes & Curran Managing Partner Will Carmody praised her achievement and her contribution to the profession.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses how fear of regulatory consequences may be slowing artificial intelligence adoption among European businesses. Swedish company Opsio says its service helps organizations use artificial intelligence for tasks such as customer service, finance, and information technology while addressing privacy and compliance concerns. Opsio’s offering includes European Union-hosted artificial intelligence agents, compliance documentation, staff training, human oversight, and quarterly performance reviews. The company says it is available across the Nordic countries and the European Union, and begins engagements with a free assessment to identify promising business processes and create a costed plan.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses HOFA Gallery’s The Forest Remembers: Winds of Yawanawa, presented at Zero 10, Art Basel Miami Beach, in 2026. The exhibition brings together original drawings and new canvases by Indigenous Yawanawa artists Nawashahu and Mukashahu Yawanawa, digital works created with media artist Refik Anadol, and a limited release of collector prints. The presentation traces how the sisters’ paintings informed an artificial intelligence project combining their imagery with environmental data and Yawanawa song. Developed with Scorpios and Instituto Nixiwaka, the collaboration also supports Yawanawa-led cultural preservation and community initiatives in the Brazilian Amazon, helping carry the artists’ cultural knowledge to international audiences.
In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses for King + Country and the box office debut of Drummer Boy, which earned an estimated $9.4 million in its first three days and outgrossed The Greatest Showman over the same period. The musical film also earned an A CinemaScore and a 94 percent Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score. Co-directed by Ben Smallbone and Joel David Smallbone, the film’s original soundtrack and song “Who I Hope to Be” both reached number one. The Smallbone brothers will bring their holiday music and stories on the 2026 A Drummer Boy Christmas tour, including four performances at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House in December.
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