On April 1, 2025, internet users shared a rumor that investor Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway bought Tesla, billionaire ...

Tuesday was April Fools’ Day, and while many people love to pull a prank on their loved ones, in recent years, the celebration has escalated to involve brands joining in on the hoaxes — and even some ...

Musk tweeted that despite a last-ditch effort of selling Easter eggs, Tesla had filed for every chapter of bankruptcy — "including Chapter 14 and a half (the worst one)." Musk's social media antics ...

Day prank sparked confusion online after an article falsely claimed Buffett had acquired Tesla for $1 trillion.

It hasn't been a smooth ride, though, as the past several months indicate. As of April 11, this top EV stock is trading 47% ...

Financial education website GoBankingRates published a self-described "satirical" article announcing that billionaire CEO Warren Buffett is buying Tesla from Elon Musk for $1 trillion.

Tesla is scheduled to report first-quarter earnings following market close on April 22. While the poor delivery and ...

Musk's social media antics were part of an April Fool's prank, but investors weren't laughing. Tesla shares dropped another 5 percent, according to The Washington Post, with business experts ...

However, investors weren't amused by Musk's prank on April Fool's Day. According to The Washington Post, Tesla shares faced additional 5% drop and business analysts even questioned Musk's capacity to ...

While many brands have successfully leveraged April Fools’ Day for marketing, some pranks have misfired, leading to public relations challenges.

Musk's social media antics were part of an April Fool's prank, but investors weren't laughing. Tesla shares dropped another 5 percent, according to The Washington Post, with business experts ...

“APRIL FOOLS! This article is entirely satirical and was published on April 1, 2025. Warren Buffett has not acquired Tesla, and all quotes and information in this piece are fictional.