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<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Remitwright and its 2027 outsourced medical billing service line for independent medical practices, non-emergency medical transportation providers, and home care agencies. The services include full-cycle billing, denial management, accounts receivable recovery, eligibility verification, prior authorization, credentialing, specialized transportation and home care billing, and billing audits.</p> <p>Remitwright says each client receives a dedicated billing team that works within the client’s existing software, with reports on claims and service progress. The company highlights the importance of accurate billing and credentialing amid Medicare policy changes taking effect in 2027, and invites pr...

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Pemi and its new $99 monthly subscription bundle for perimenopause wellness. The bundle includes three oral dissolving strips: Luna for calm mood, Clara for mental clarity, and Sera for restful sleep.</p> <p>Pemi also offers a 90-day money-back guarantee on subscription purchases, giving customers time to assess whether the products suit their needs. Beyond its products, the company aims to make perimenopause less overwhelming through education, open conversation, and community support.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady examines LiveVoice, an Austria-based technology company that has supported more than 150,000 multilingual church services. Its platform combines artificial intelligence voice translation, translated subtitles, and human interpretation, helping worshippers follow services in more than 70 languages using their own devices.</p> <p>LiveVoice reports more than 850,000 app downloads and use in over 100 countries across churches, conferences, sports venues, and other settings. The company says its platform can reduce interpretation costs by up to 80 percent compared with rented equipment, while supporting in-person, online, and hybrid services.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady reports on Maxim Hair Restoration partnering with TrichoLAB to bring three-dimensional planning to hair transplant consultations. The technology lets specialists create a personalized scalp model and helps patients visualize proposed hairlines and graft plans before choosing treatment.</p> <p>The partnership builds on Maxim’s diagnostic and treatment-planning services, aiming to make consultations more precise, transparent, and collaborative. Maxim offers surgical and non-surgical hair restoration options at more than 15 centers in the United States and abroad.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses SmartAdvocate Connect 2026, which set new records for attendance, participating law firms, and exhibitors. The conference brought legal professionals together for hands-on training in case management, workflows, reporting, and built-in artificial intelligence, alongside expert presentations and opportunities to share product feedback.</p> <p>The event highlighted law firms’ growing investment in professional development and technology to improve operations and manage case information. SmartAdvocate Connect 2027 is scheduled for November 10–12 at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa in Florida.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady covers Groove Technology Solutions and its enhanced digital signage platform, powered by Della OS. The platform helps property teams create, schedule, and manage communications across individual buildings and entire portfolios, using artificial intelligence-driven content creation and customizable templates.</p> <p>Designed for hospitality, senior living, multifamily, and other commercial properties, the platform offers centralized controls, advance scheduling, remote screen monitoring, emergency messaging, and integrations with supported building systems. Groove also provides installation, staff training, and round-the-clock support in the United States. Properties can use the displays for local advertising and...

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady reports that Troy Benes and his Elite Nebraska Real Estate Team are joining Epique Realty, effective November 11, 2026. The team, which has averaged about $100 million in annual sales over the past 15 years, serves Omaha and surrounding communities and ranks among Nebraska’s leading real estate teams.</p> <p>Benes says the move will support the team’s growth and give agents tools to succeed. Epique Realty’s offerings include reduced commission caps for teams, free transaction coordination, artificial intelligence tools, and stock awards. The full story is available at jointhisbrokerage.com.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady covers the launch of Mag 9+, the first collaboration product from MD Logic Health and Blu Vitals. Learn more about MD Logic Health and its doctor-formulated, pharmacist-verified approach to supplements.</p> <p>Mag 9+ combines nine forms of magnesium with vitamin D3, vitamin B6, manganese, and boron in a daily formula designed to support energy production, muscle and nerve function, and bone health. The companies say the product was developed with the dietary magnesium gap in mind and reflects Blu Vitals’ focus on wellness habits, meaningful connection, and purpose.</p>

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a federal court’s certification of a class action against Amazon over allegations that its Amazon Photos service collected and stored Illinois residents’ biometric data without the notice and written consent required by state law. Learn more about Wexler Boley & Elgersma LLP, the firm representing the plaintiffs.</p> <p>The certified class includes Illinois residents whose faces appeared in photos uploaded to their Amazon Photos accounts while image recognition was enabled between October 18, 2016, and January 31, 2023. The court found that key questions—including whether Amazon’s data qualify as biometric identifi...

<p>In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Purple, the Manchester-based WiFi and analytics company named Technology Business of the Year at the 2026 Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards. Judges recognized how Purple turns WiFi into a commercial and civic asset, along with its international growth, impact as a certified B Corporation, and use in more than 80,000 venues worldwide.</p> <p>Founded in 2012, Purple now operates in more than 90 countries, handling 440 million logins annually across sectors including retail, hospitality, healthcare, transport, and public spaces. The company’s customers include Harrods, PizzaExpress, Croydon National Health Service, and Newcastle City Co...