THE grandson of a huge UK TV star will make a rare public appearance tonight. The Apprentice continues on BBC One with ...

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 ...

The “AMS” in Amstrad are the initials of the company founder [Alan Sugar], who is rather better known in 2017 as the British host of The Apprentice. It is not known whether he intends to lead ...

Lord Alan Sugar, a man famed for his straight-talking and no-nonsense approach to interviews, sits down with Amol Rajan to ...

because for Alan Sugar, the CPC wasn’t about a love of tinkering or wishing he could have his very own Miner Willy. It was all about money – finding the next big market when sales of his cheap hi-fi ...

It's been revealed by Alan Sugar that he's now unable to walk for ... Whilst speaking to the journalist for the special, the Amstrad founder shared that he's having mobility issues.

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Harpreet Kaur Thakrar has revealed whether she is still in contact with Alan Sugar two years on from having ... that she's still in contact with the Amstrad founder and feels that she could ...

Lord Alan Sugar has formally invested in the company ... The businessman is best known for the launch of Amstrad, a British consumer electronics company, which sold personal computers.

Lord Alan Sugar has committed to 'The Apprentice' for at least three more years. The 77-year-old business magnate has starred on the BBC show since 2005, and Lord Sugar insists that his eye for the ...

According to the BBC hype, "Sir Alan is sure that if The Apprentice was around 30 years ago, he would have won it." Not on the Amstrad evidence he wouldn't, says Alison Smith in the FT.

Lord Alan Sugar is a renowned British entrepreneur, famed for founding Amstrad, a consumer electronics firm. He is widely recognised as the host of the UK version of "The Apprentice," showcasing ...