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17 Oct. 13:01

Time Magazine Lists 300 Breakthrough Inventions That Shaped 2025

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Time magazine has released its highly anticipated annual list of the “Best Inventions of 2025,” highlighting 300 groundbreaking innovations that have defined the past year. This marks the largest number of inventions ever featured in the ranking since its launch 25 years ago.

The expansion reflects the accelerating pace of global innovation, according to Time editors. Submissions were gathered from the magazine’s international network of journalists and editors, who evaluated nominees based on impact, originality, and usefulness.

The selected inventions span a wide range of categories:

  • Robotics (including a new class of humanoid robots),

  • Artificial Intelligence and digital tools,

  • Health, beauty, and product design,

  • Agriculture and food technology.

Among the standout innovations this year are a foldable projector, heated sneakers, a smart seatbelt, and the world’s first infrared hair dryer. These creations demonstrate how quickly new technologies are entering everyday life and reshaping industries.

Time also reflected on past inventions that made headlines in previous years, including flying cars, transparent laptops, and the MSG Sphere venue in Las Vegas.

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23 Dec. 08:06

British companies lost $106 million due to the Bitcoin crash.

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British companies that invested in Bitcoin in 2025 lost £80 million ($106 million) due to its decline, ria.ru reports, citing an article in the Telegraph.

Companies listed on the London Stock Exchange spent £360 million on cryptocurrency purchases in 2025. According to the newspaper, they bought Bitcoin at a high price. This means 13 companies purchased 4,300 Bitcoins for $113,100, while the digital currency is currently worth around $88,000. In total, the losses amounted to £79.1 million.

According to the publication, Bitcoin's rise last year was driven by Donald Trump's victory in the US election and hopes that his administration would be favorable to cryptocurrencies.

However, by 2025, its price had fallen by almost 12 percent. The number of Britons investing in Bitcoin also fell from 12 percent to 8 percent.