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The Apprentice

The Apprentice winner honoured by the Queen

2012-01-01 13:09 - 1571 reads

Tim Campbell, winner of the first series of TV's The Apprentice, has received an MBE in the Queen's 2012 New Year Honours list.

Apprentice runner-up on mission to inspire teen entrepreneurs

2011-08-30 10:18 - 1152 reads

Claire Young, runner-up in the 2008 series of BBC TV's The Apprentice, is launching a new scheme providing start-up funding for teenage entrepreneurs.

Video exclusive: Melody Hossaini on social enterprise and life after The Apprentice

2011-07-25 10:19 - 4005 reads

Dan Martin meets Melody Hossaini, a contestant in the 2011 series of BBC TV's The Apprentice.

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The Apprentice runner-up offered £100,000 job (but sticks with Greggs)

2011-07-19 15:51 - 3191 reads

After missing out on running a business with Lord Sugar, The Apprentice candidate Helen Milligan has been offered a position with the type of company she pitched to the peer.

Tom Pellereau wins The Apprentice 2011

2011-07-17 21:35 - 1484 reads

Inventor Tom Pellereau has claimed victory in the 2011 series of The Apprentice.

Live blog replay: The Apprentice 2011 final

2011-07-17 10:15 - 3382 reads

Replay the live comments of leading entrepreneurs and BusinessZone.co.uk members on the final of The Apprentice 2011.

Engineers and business: Why Lord Sugar got it wrong

2011-07-01 09:00 - 2714 reads - 5 comments

Suranga Chandratillake challenges Lord Sugar's recent claim that engineers don't make good entrepreneurs.

Infographic: 10 successful engineers who will turn Lord Sugar sour

2011-06-16 14:28 - 3318 reads - 2 comments

Despite Lord Sugar's claim, there are several examples of very successful engineering entrepreneurs as this fantastic infographic shows.

Lord Sugar criticised for 'engineers can't run businesses' comment

2011-06-15 22:00 - 5605 reads - 14 comments

Viewers of The Apprentice have reacted angrily to a claim by Lord Sugar that engineers don't make successful business owners.

Katie Hopkins: Only three weeks maternity leave is necessary

2011-06-03 09:00 - 3690 reads - 9 comments

Katie Hopkins, former contestant on The Apprentice, suggested on national TV that women should take no more than three weeks off after giving birth. Is she right?

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