When Anthony Constantino decided to share his unfiltered thoughts on social media about the hate that Donald Trump and his ...

Until July 13, the X account of Sticker Mule, a New York-based printing company, was largely used to promote products and contests — retweet this post for a chance to win money or a Tesla ...

Sticker Mule, an online sticker merchandising firm that blew up in the public eye with a blast email to its entire customer base following an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump ...

Sticker Mule is one of the largest sticker producers in USA and is a common manufacturer of punk band stickers. Following the Trump shooting, Sticker Mule, perhaps surprisingly, sent out a mass e-mail ...

President Donald Trump speaks during an event to announce new tariffs in the Rose Garden of the White House, Wednesday, April ...

Sticker Mule CEO cites automation, ‘economic terrorism’ in layoffs of 68 workers By WNYT The CEO of StickerMule confirmed that the company has laid off 68 workers as it seeks to automate ...

AMSTERDAM — Sticker Mule, the online custom printing and promotional merchandise company led by would-be congressional candidate Anthony Constantino, has laid off 68 employees at its Amsterdam ...

Sticker Mule invites all active, former, and retired military personnel to save $25 on their next order. This credit can be used for any of our custom printed products including stickers ...

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AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Anthony Constantino, Chief Executive Officer at Sticker Mule, announced on Sunday via Facebook that his company laid off almost 70 employees. Constantino said all 68 ...

In an X post Saturday, Sticker Mule CEO and former New York congressional candidate Anthony Constantino announced that he had given the president the bronze monument while visiting Trump ...

Approximately 68 workers at Sticker Mule's Amsterdam operations were notified of their terminations via email late last week.