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Hewer on the highway: Mongol Rally, day two

Nick Hewer, Sir Alan Sugar's sidekick from The Apprentice, loads up his Renault 4L and braves the London traffic on the first leg of his 10,000-mile overland trip to Asia on the Mongol Rally.

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Sir Alan Sugar Fires Himself From Amstrad

Listen, we don't know how to tell you this - it's as much of a shock to us as it will be to you - but Alan Sugar, he's... he's gone. Dead? No, of course he's not dead. But Sir Alan Sugar has stepped down as chairman of his company Amstrad after 40 years. That means that all those wonderful jokes about the crappy-looking, pointlessly impractical email telephones he hawked so mercilessly during the first...

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I'm Fired: Sir Alan Leaves His Amstrad Boardroom

Forty years after founding the company, Apprentice lynchpin Sir Alan Sugar is stepping down as chairman of his Amstrad company after completing the task of selling it to BSkyB last year. After starting with hi-fis in the 70s and computers in the 80s, Amstrad turned to making pay-TV set-top boxes in the 90s. BSkyB became its biggest client, accounting for three quarters of its business in that area,...

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Sir Alan Sugar steps down from Amstrad

Sir Alan Sugar has retired, rather than been fired, as chairman of Amstrad, the electrical goods distributor where he made his name. The departure of Sir Alan, famous...

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Apprentice winner misses first day

The winner of TV contest The Apprentice called in sick on his first day working for new boss Sir Alan Sugar, a spokesman for the tycoon confirmed yesterday.

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Apprentice winner misses first day

The winner of TV contest The Apprentice called in sick on his first day working for new boss Sir Alan Sugar, a spokesman for the tycoon confirmed yesterday.

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Sugar steps down from Amstrad

Sir Alan Sugar has retired as chairman of Amstrad, the electrical goods retailer where he made his name

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Sir Alan steps down as Amstrad chairman

Sir Alan Sugar, the multi-millionaire star of The Apprentice TV series, has stepped down as chairman of Amstrad, the company he founded aged just 21.

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Apprentice Misses His First Day

The winner of TV show The Apprentice called in sick on his first day working for new boss Sir Alan Sugar.

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Alan Sugar leaves Amstrad

You're retired? Sir Alan Sugar is leaving Amstrad a year after he sold the set-top box maker business to BSkyB.…

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Lee pulls a sicky on his first day of work

Apprentice winner Lee McQueen has gone and pulled a sicky on his first day of work for Sir Alan Sugar. A spokesperson for Sir Alan Sugar's company Amshold said: "Lee is at home with a virus. He'll be at work as soon as he is well."

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Sir Alan Sugar - Sir Alan Sugar Quits Amstrad

Apprentice star Sir Alan Sugar is stepping down as chairman from Amstrad, the electronics company he founded in 1968.Sir Alan said he is quitting after his company ...

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Apprentice 'off ill' on first day

Recently-crowned Apprentice Lee McQueen called in sick on his first day working for new boss Sir Alan Sugar.