Here's a look at some of the best, worst, and weirdest corporate gags this April 1. It's April Fools' Day, and you know what that means: Corporate pranks, faux product launches, and outlandish ...

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We’ve seen our fair share of other corporate April Fools’ Day pranks turned into actual products. Consider 7-Eleven’s wackiest hot dog seltzers or Velveeta’s vivid semi-permanent hair dye ...

April Fools' Day has become a favorite opportunity for companies to grab attention through outlandish or humorous announcements. This year, brands launched campaigns ranging from ... Tesla gag follows ...

Every April Fools' Day ... America's independence was being taken over by corporate America. The National Historic Park in Philadelphia, where the bell is kept, was said to have been inundated with ...

Duolingo, Razer, Yahoo and Priceline have some of the best April Fools' pranks for 2025 ... According to corporate America, the answer is: Yes, definitely. This year's list of weirdness includes ...

Today, April Fools’ Day is a global event. From harmless practical jokes among friends to elaborate corporate hoaxes, the spirit of playful deception lives on. Despite its uncertain origins, ...

The White House played an April Fools’ Day prank on journalists inside the press room Tuesday. Around 6 p.m. EDT, White House assistant press secretary Taylor Rogers announced over the loudspeak ...

Rather than person-to-person pranks, many April Fools' pranks are now going corporate, with large companies and brands seizing the opportunity to build a personal connection with their customers.

April Fools' Day might have less of an impact these ... joke about when real life already feels like fiction? According to corporate America, the answer is: Yes, definitely. This year's list ...