“Time 100 Most Influential Companies 2025”
(en cada caso, el modo que Time presentó, en sus propias palabras, a cada empresa)

Innovators
1. Ryan Reynolds, Maximum Effort
2. On, Swiss sneaker challenger
3. Alibaba, Chinese AI competitor
4. Le Creuset, home cooking icon
5. Touchland, viral sanitizer
6. Nintendo, smash hit-maker
7. Byd, EV king
8. Gap, comeback kid
9. Dick's Sporting Goods, luring in-person shoppers
10. Diriyah Company, new Saudi oasis
11. NBBJ, designing for health care
12. Debut, planet-friendly skincare
13. DeepL, never lost for words
14. Midi Health, mid-life care for women
15. EssilorLuxottica, high-tech eyewear
16. G42, rising AI power
17. Flawless, beyond the uncanny valley
18. Northwell Health, streaming health care
19. Pano AI, outdoor smoke detector
20. SandboxAQ, innovation across industries

Disrupters
21. Waymo, driverless car
22. Anduril Industries, next-gen defense contractor
23. Life Time, holistic fitness
24. Orkla Snacks, viral Swedish candymaker
25. Polymarket, beets galore
26. Elf Beauty, buzzy beauty
27. Function Health, next-level health data
28. DeepSeek, an AI “Sputnik moment”
29. Harvey, AI legal eagle
30. Poppi, popularizing low-sugar soda
31. Partiful, viral party planner
32. UFC, a global sports force
33. Pop Mart, an “ugly-cute” collectible frenzy
34. Coinbase, crypto hub
35. SharkNinja, buzzy slushi maker
36. Scale AI, making data useful
37. Substack, redifining publishing
38. Anysphere, AI coding wunderkind
39. Unitree Robotics, kung fu humanoids
40. Pocket.watch, from YouTube to TV

Leaders
41. Signal, encrypted messaging app
42. Engie, phasing out fossil fuels
43. Bobbie, baby formula changemaker
44. Plaid, helping money flow
45. Prologis, stockpiling the supply chain
46. Cloudflare, web protection
47. Penguin Random House, battling book bans
48. Moniepoint, processing Africa’s payments
49. Gilead, creating HIV treatments
50. Duolingo, grabbing attention
51. BlackRock, investing in infrastructure
52. Hyundai Motor Group, automotive dark horse
53. Aldi, small stores, big growth
54. Anthropic, seeking AI safety
55. Iberostar Group, beachside climate action
56. GoFundMe, generating generosity
57. Lime, short trips, around the world
58. LinkedIn, changing the job market
59. Prada Group, focus on Italian fashion
60. Coursera, upskilling for AI

Titans
61. ByteDance, the social becomes political
62. Berkshire Hathaway, long term investing
63. Comcast NBCUniversal, multimedia giant
64. Flutterwave, moving money
65. L’Oréal Groupe, the rise of “boring beauty”
66. DoorDash, delivering worldwide
67. Mixue Group, global fast food domination
68. Meta, making friends
69. Palantir, deportation tracker
70. Amazon, dominant force
71. Arm, undergirding tech
72. Procter & Gamble, consistency over disruption
73. Fiserv, making direct payments possible
74. Huawei, pivotal tech firm
75. Mercado Libre, dominant retailer
“Estamos a punto de convertirnos en el minorista más grande de Latinoamérica”, afirma Sean Summers, director de marketing de Mercado Libre. No es una exageración. En 2024, el 25º aniversario de la empresa argentina, el multifacético ‘Amazon de Latinoamérica’ alcanzó una serie de hitos gracias al rápido crecimiento de sus ventas y beneficios. Su negocio de comercio electrónico superó los 100 millones de compradores únicos anuales y su negocio fintech procesó 197 000 millones de dólares (un 34% más interanual), con su aplicación bancaria Mercado Pago atendiendo ahora a más de 60 millones de usuarios mensuales. En Brasil, su mayor mercado, Mercado Libre se ha convertido en el mayor minorista, no sólo en comercio electrónico. Sin embargo, con una penetración del comercio electrónico de tan sólo un 11% en Latinoamérica, la empresa ve un amplio margen de crecimiento; con un total de 9200 millones de dólares en inversiones previstas para Brasil y México (su segundo mercado más grande) en 2025, sus ambiciones son claras. “Mercado Libre está compitiendo con los mejores del mundo y superándolos en condiciones de mercado muy difíciles, y lo hace utilizando talento local”, afirma Summers.
76. Walmart, steady evolution
77. Netflix, streaming king
78. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, an AI kingmaker
79. OpenAI, setting AI’s pace
80. Universal Music Group, defending artists

Pioneers
81. Oura, Finland-based company that pioneered the smart ring category
82. Tony's Chocolonely, cocoa changemaker
83. Colossal Biosciences, taking on extinction
84. ASML, chipmaking linchpin
85. LTK, creator economy builder
86. Equinor, navigating shifting winds
87. Pok Pok, ungamified screentime
88. Qure.ai, early diagnosis
89. Scopely, winning mobile games
90. Abbott, hardware for health care
91. Beast Industries, influencer empire
92. Entangled Publishing, romantasy trendsetter
93. Wave Sports & Entertainment, athletes on the mic
94. Fervo Energy, renewable fracking
95. Tyme Group, a more accessible bank
96. Vermillio, celebrity deepfake defier
97. SpaceX, all-important rockets
98. SoftBank, all in on AI
99. Watch Duty, real-time wildfire Intel
100. CRISPR Therapeutics, changing genetics