England footballer Teddy Sheringham revealed yesterday that he left Tottenham Hotspur because chairman Sir Alan Sugar would not spend money on top players. The Manchester United striker was 'very ...
Many large consumer electronics companies dipped their toe into this market, and in the UK it caught the attention of Sir Alan Sugar’s Amstrad. At the time they were a huge name in consumer ...
After winning the show and going into business with Lord Sugar with a boiler installation company, ImpraGas, Joseph eventually parted ways with Alan, buying him out to take control of the firm. The ...
An Apprentice book, written by Sir Alan Sugar, will be published by the BBC on 10 February 2005 and gives practical advice on succeeding in the business world based on lessons learned in the ...
The Apprentice candidate and cosmetic dentist Dr Jana Denzel reportedly used racist language in a task and was pulled up by fellow candidates before being spoken to by production ...
Lord Sugar himself opened the new family-run bakery ... Simon memorably caused Sir Alan to explode with frustration as he struggled to put together trampolines he was trying to flog on a ...
Other buyers included former Tottenham Hotspur chairman Sir Alan Sugar, who paid £196,250 for a silver 1956 Bentley S1 Continental fastback. John Deacon, the bass player with Queen, paid £80,750 ...
No-nonsense self-made millionaire Sir Alan Sugar is set to test the business skills of ten top celebrity candidates from the world of media, sport, politics and comedy in a special Sport Relief ...
Sir Lewis Hamilton: £300m fortune – £1,255 per hour (£30,120 per day, £11 m/year) Lord Alan Sugar: £1.1bn fortune – £966 per hour (£23,184 per day, £8.5m/year) Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber ...
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