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Alan Sugar gives £400,000 to Labour campaign
Tuesday 13 April 2010
Enterprise tsar Lord Sugar has donated £400,000 to the Labour Party, he announced today.
Market too tough for a Big Bear listing
Sunday 07 March 2010
Big Bear Group has shelved it's plans to float on the stock market. The company behind the Sugar Puffs cereal brand, Fox's Glacier Mints and Just Brazils chocolates has become the latest in a wave of companies forced to ditch their hopes for listings.
Why the real Alan Sugar hates to fire his employees
Saturday 27 February 2010
The enterprise tsar reveals his soft side to Michael Savage
Third of students 'can't name Labour leader'
Wednesday 17 February 2010
A third of students do not know that Gordon Brown is the leader of the Labour Party, a survey found today.
Roger Trapp: 'Even poets have been cited nio inspiring business founders & managers"
Tuesday 09 February 2010
Henry Stewart, the founder of the London-based IT training company Happy Computers, had twin inspirations when setting up his business nearly 20 years ago. The first was that his experience at the short-lived newspaper News on Sunday showed him how not to run a business. “It was a great idea, a radical tabloid with a serious news agenda, but it was the most appallingly run organisation,” he has said. “It taught me |the importance of management skills.”
Small Talk: Who do you think you are?
Monday 21 December 2009
Henry Stewart, the founder of the London-based IT training company Happy Computers, had twin inspirations when he set up his business nearly 20 years ago.
The Sketch: Lords bowled over by Sugar's maiden speech
Thursday 26 November 2009
Lord Sugar's debut in the Lords can't be called a maiden speech. It was more demi-mondaine, with a touch of street-walker, a bit of pole dancing and one of those tricks that Thai strippers do with a ping-pong ball.
Last Night's Television - Gracie! BBC4; School of Saatchi, BBC2
Tuesday 24 November 2009
Frame and fortune
David Prosser: 'The offer of unaffordable credit is as useless as the offer of no credit at all'
Tuesday 10 November 2009
Analysis
Business Diary: Lord Sugar learns official speak
Friday 06 November 2009
Lord Sugar seems to be catching on to this politics lark. Yesterday, a day after an intemperate public rant about the small firms he's supposed to be championing in his new Government post, The Apprentice star issued this statement: "It is unfortunate that my words have been taken out of context". Nick and Margaret have obviously been in touch with some PR advice.
![](http://www.independent.co.uk/migration_catalog/article5171795.ece/ALTERNATES/w80/pg-20-Pandora-BBC.jpeg "Sir Alan Sugar dismissed bosses of struggling small businesses as "moaners" who "live in Disney World", it has been reported.")
Struggling small business bosses are "moaners" says Sir Alan Sugar
Thursday 05 November 2009
Sir Alan Sugar dismissed bosses of struggling small businesses as "moaners" who "live in Disney World", it has been reported.
Struggling small business bosses are 'moaners' says Sir Alan Sugar
Wednesday 04 November 2009
Sir Alan Sugar dismissed bosses of struggling small businesses as "moaners" who "live in Disney World", it has been reported.
Last night's television: Prodigy's passion is far from spent
Friday 09 October 2009
Alex: A Passion for Life (Channel 4), Micro Men (BBC4), Scrubs (E4)
Powerleague agrees to £42m takeover
Saturday 03 October 2009
The five-a-side football operator Powerleague has agreed to a £42.5m takeover offer from its biggest shareholder. Its executive chairman, Claude Littner – a former colleague of Lord Sugar who appears in The Apprentice – stands to make £2.6m from the deal.
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