Change Agents Corporation Announces Completion of Phase 2 Development of Catch-Up AI Video Studio Platform and Plans for Beta Testing

Change Agents raised $550,000 by issuing $616,000 in promissory notes due May 2027, using funds to refinance debt and improve liquidity. Notes carry 7% interest, with 15% upon default, and are prepayable at 105% of principal. The company also issued 1,000,000 pre-funded warrants at $0.0001 to support the financing, according to the company.

Medtronic (MDT) invested $700M in Cornerstone Robotics, a Hong Kong-based surgical robotics firm. The deal includes distribution rights for Cornerstone's Sentire system in select markets outside the US, complementing Medtronic's Hugo RAS system. Medtronic aims to expand access to robotic-assisted surgery and offer more choices to surgeons and health systems.

Studsvik, GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy, Samsung C&T, and others agreed to advance a 1.2 GW nuclear project in Sweden, with the first unit expected in the mid-2030s. The project will involve four BWRX-300 units at either Nyköping or Valdemarsvik. Studsvik leads permitting, while GE Vernova Hitachi and Samsung C&T handle engineering and construction.

Teleflex Inc. (NYSE: TFX) will showcase its Dynetic-35 Stent System at CIRSE 2026. The system, supported by the BIONETIC-TRA study, demonstrated 100% procedural success for treating iliac artery lesions via trans-radial approach, offering an alternative to traditional femoral access. The study, led by Dr. Michael Lichtenberg, showed low radial artery occlusion rates and a non-complex learning curve.

Tesla (TSLA) launched its two-seat, driverless Cybercab in Austin, Texas, with limited public spectacle. The event lacked live footage or executive remarks, and only 45 vehicles are authorized for driverless operation. Regulators are scrutinizing Tesla's autonomous systems, and the Cybercab's price target of under $30,000 is uncertain.

Tesla (TSLA) has invited businesses to express interest in buying Cybercab fleets or supporting its robotaxi network, indicating a shift in strategy. The company is exploring third-party involvement, though details remain undefined. This follows Tesla's in-house approach to robotaxis, using Model Y and Cybercab vehicles. The move comes as competitors like Moove expand in autonomous fleet management.