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

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.

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 ...

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% ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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

GoBankingRates dropped a satirical bombshell claiming Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway bought Tesla for a whopping $1 trillion in cash. The article even included a quote from Buffett saying, “I’ve ...

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 ...

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 ...