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	Alan Sugar
		Alan Michael Sugar was born on 24 March 1947, the son of a tailor.
		Alan Sugar went to Brooke House School in London but left at 16 and was briefly a civil service statistician.
		Alan Sugar has stated that his time at Spurs was "a waste of my life".
	www.biogs.com /famous/sugar.html (343 words)

	Alan Sugar Amstrad Tottenham Hotspur and charity
		Hardly surprising, then, that Alan Sugar, chairman of Amstrad plc since its foundation back in 1968, should have retained the services of a PR firm whose brief is to concentrate on projecting an altogether sweeter image.
		Because unbeknown to those who point a disapproving finger at him, Alan Sugar is one of Britain’s biggest benefactors, an entrepreneur whose experience and expertise is being actively sought out by the new Blairite government and whose unremitting message that business can be fun is inspiring the alienated youth of a lost generation.
		It was a strategy which served Sugar well, his personal fortune now estimated at $400 million, the Amstrad group continuing to turn over more than $100 million p.a., and remaining the largest PC manufacturer in the UK despite fierce competition from overseas.
	www.jeremyjosephs.com /alansugar.htm (1324 words)

	Sugar, Alan Michael
		Sugar's IBM-compatible PC, launched in 1986 at a quarter of the price of leading market products, captured 25% of the European market.
		Sugar was knighted in 1999, and the Sunday Times Rich List 2001 estimated his worth at £544 million.
		In 1991 Sugar bought Tottenham Hotspur for £7 million in partnership with English coach Terry Venables.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0021859.html (356 words)

	SIR ALAN SUGAR
		Sir Alan Michael Sugar, KBE (born 24 March 1947 in Hackney, London) is a British businessman.
		Sugar has stated that his time at Spurs was "a waste of my life".
		Sugar sold most of his share in 2001, after several death threats towards him and his family.
	www.solarnavigator.net /sponsorship/alan_sugar.htm (2194 words)

	Mailbag: The last words on Alan Sugar's time at Spurs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Credit to Sugar at that time, Francis was viewed as one of the brightest young coaches in the game, and not too many argued with the appointment.
		Sugar in 1995 made the disasterous decision to become anti-foreign with his famous carlos kickaball quotes.
		Sugar while keeping his anti-foreign policy put a transfer cap of £5m for any one player as he was concerned about the rises of player tranfer fees.
	www.squarefootball.net /article/inbrief.asp?iid=1025 (1365 words)

	Alan Sugar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir Alan Michael Sugar (born 24 March 1947 in Hackney, London) is an English businessman and philanthropist for such organizations as Jewish Care.
		Sugar was once the chairman of Tottenham Hotspur F.C. He and Terry Venables got together to buy Tottenham Hotspur Football Club on 21 June 1991.
		In 2005, Sugar became the star of the BBC reality show The Apprentice, in which he had the job of the boss, as Donald Trump had previously done in the US version.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Michael_Sugar (1246 words)

	Observer \| It's the Alan Sugar show
		Alan Michael Sugar was born in the East End of London in 1947, the fourth child of a poverty-stricken Jewish family, third-generation immigrants from eastern Europe.
		In the world of business, Sugar is best known for building up Amstrad, the computer and technology company which he established in the 1960s.
		And now Sugar is excited by a new e-m@iler telephone to be launched later this year.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4930497-102271,00.html (1261 words)

	- Business Opportunities Blog - Alan Sugar Profile
		Sugar, who was born in Hackney, London in 1947, was always restless.
		Sugar’s knack for identifying the ‘next big thing’ saw him invest in satellite-receiving technology in the 1970s, and more recently, in property.
		The usually caustic Sugar was reported to have shed tears during the case.
	businessopportunities.com /bob-daily/2006/5/4/alan-sugar-profile.html (507 words)

	Scotsman.com Business - Oh Sugar - will you have to fire yourself, Sir Alan? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		ALAN SUGAR, Britain's self-styled scariest boss, today put himself in the firing line after reporting a drop in sales and profit at his consumer electronics firm Amstrad as business buckled under price pressure.
		Sir Alan, whose television programme The Apprentice returns to BBC2 for a new series tonight, saw profit over the six months to December 31 fall to £12.5 million, from £14.2m in the same period the year before.
		Sir Alan - whose chilling "You're fired" announcement signals the end of another hopeful's chances on the television business challenge to land a £100,000-a-year job with the bearded tycoon - said he expected performance to improve over the second-half of the trading year.
	business.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=275712006 (648 words)

	BBC - Apprentice - The Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		He may be from humble East End roots but Sir Alan Sugar has achieved a net worth of over £800m.
		As well as showing the nation some basic rules of thumb for budding entrepreneurs, Sir Alan is one of the government’s team of figureheads who travel around schools and universities encouraging young people to have an entrepreneurial spirit.
		Sir Alan is sure that if The Apprentice was around 30 years ago he would have won it.
	www.bbc.co.uk /apprentice/board/index.shtml (205 words)

	Sir Alan Sugar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sir Alan Sugar fires one of them each week until he says to the last one standing: "You're hired!" and awards the series winner a £100,000 job.
		Sir Alan Sugar, 57, was born into a poor family in London's East End.
		Sir Alan admitted in a recent interview that he hates reality television, considering it "bollocks", said that he hated the NBC show, that some of the contestants were unemployable, and referring to the producers as "bloody arty-farty, creative arseholes".
	theinternetforum.co.uk /apprentice/siralansugar.html (465 words)

	Alan Sugar: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Alan Sugar's summary was automatically generated using 29 references found on the Internet.
		Sugar is a Diplomat of the American Boards of Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases and is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
		Alan Sugar, an epidemiologist with Cape Cod Hospital.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/sugar_alan_558096.aspx (327 words)

	Sir Alan Sugar - Money makers - Money - Virgin.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Born in Hackney, east London, Sugar left school at 16 and took on a range of jobs - from civil service statistician to selling car aerials from the back of a van.
		Sugar is a key player in the business and media world and one of the UK's most successful entrepreneurs, which was recognised in 2000 when he was knighted for services to industry.
		In 2005, he also revamped his media image in the reality TV show, The Apprentice, in which 14 young wannabe business-types are judged by Sugar to win a £100k job working for him.
	www.virgin.net /money/moneymakers/sugar.html (338 words)

	Sir Alan Sugar - Leaders In London Summit 2006 - Gen Colin Powell USA (Ret) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sir Alan was brought up in an East London council house, the youngest of four children.
		He registered Alan Michael Sugar Trading as Amstrad in 1968 when he was 21 and went on to make a fortune selling basic, low-cost, computer technology to the masses.
		Sir Alan has a very straight approach to business – be decent, be honest, be fair, work hard, don’t make excuses and learn from your mistakes.
	www.leadersinlondon.com /bio_Alan_Sugar.asp (605 words)

	Sir Alan Sugar Amstrad Founder Founder Entrepreneur Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sugar dropped out of school at 16, and worked as a Statistician in the Education Ministry.
		In 2005, Sir Alan Sugar starred in the Apprentice, modeled after the American TVv-series starring Donald Trump.
		Sir Alan continues his work with his companies, seeing his net worth almost double in the past twelve months, and awaits to host the next season of the Apprentice.
	www.topbusinessentrepreneurs.com /profiles/sir-alan-sugar.html (313 words)

	The Real Alan Sugar
		Held as part of the HSBC series of lectures run at Brunel since 1983, 'An Evening with Sir Alan Sugar' departed from the norm in being a QandA session rather than a formal lecture.
		In an introductory video clip on Sir Alan's life, the audience were asked: 'Who is the real Sir Alan Sugar?' In answering that question the evening was anything but boring.
		After Sir Alan espoused his view that we need to create a business culture in children at an early age, he was asked on the possible negative affect of children's values if more business teaching was introduced in schools.
	www.brunel.ac.uk /news/universitynews/cdata/therealalansugar (784 words)

	Review of Alan Sugar's book The Apprentice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Described as 'the ultimate job interview', The Apprentice is a BBC reality TV show where 14 applicants compete for a job with Alan Sugar.
		The middle of the book 'How to be an apprentice' describes what Alan Sugar was looking for and reveals what under another jacket might be called 'the secret of my success'.
		Sugar's motivation for writing the book is to inspire another generation of entrepreneurs (his royalties are going to charity).
	www.sean.co.uk /books/amstrad/apprentice.shtm (644 words)

	Alan Sugar gets into web, mastering
		Tellingly, Sir Alan constantly referred to how the system - which he has labelled SASES (Sir Alan Sugar Enterprise Scheme) - could be used to sell a portable music player.
		Sugar referred to such a device as a kPod but tried to play down speculation of him launching such a product.
		Perhaps the most risible claim made by Sugar at the Integra launch this morning was that Amstrad had invented the PDA back in 1991.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=26308 (394 words)

	Mailbag: Spurs fans in praise of Alan Sugar 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As the support for Alan Sugar continues to roll in here are some more thoughts on the Spurs man. Perhaps in the week after Malcolm Glazer landed Manchester United with £500m of debt it is appropriate to reassess another businessman who knew nothing about football.
		Perhaps this was down to Sugar and his lack of footballing knowledge, but, to take one example, Christian Gross, it is easy to see his tenure as a failure - because he was relieved of his duties after such a short time.
		Sugar is definately the unsung hero in this whole shift.
	www.squarefootball.net /article/inbrief.asp?iid=1021 (1087 words)

	New Labour sweet on Alan Sugar - ZDNet UK News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Sugar, who registered his approval of Labour shortly before the general election, was today accompanied by chancellor Gordon Brown as he made a speech to scholars at his old school in Hackney, east London.
		Sugar was speaking at his alma mater as part of a government-backed tour to promote a new generation of entrepreneurs.
		Sugar said that he hoped to "burn the spirit of entrepreneurship [sic] into them...
	news.zdnet.co.uk /business/0,39020645,2066948,00.htm (465 words)

	Alan Sugar, MD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Alan Sugar, H. Kaz Soong, and Roger F. eyer are conducting three clinical trials to investigate the outcomes of excimer laser procedures.
		In collaboration with Dr. Ron Kurtz, Dr. Sugar is conducting laboratory studies of ultrafast lasers in order to refine and improve their clinical uses.
		Boorstein SM, Elner SG, Meyer RF, Sugar A, Strieter RM, Kunkel SL and Elner VM (1994) Ophthalmology 101:1529-1535.
	www.umich.edu /~sswd/Bobby/services/kellogg_eye_center/26b.html (351 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Education \| Sugar comments leave bitter taste
		Sir Alan Sugar has come under fire from further education bosses for describing colleges as places "where dummkopfs come to learn where to make mistakes".
		Sir Alan's remarks were made in the boardroom to team leader Alexa Tilley, a Cambridge University graduate, after her group's disastrous attempts to run a pizza stall.
		Sir Alan's technology firm Viglen is a major technology supplier to colleges and schools.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/education/4829482.stm (445 words)

	Alan Sugar- “I’m a plonker”, 25/09/06, And Now For a Word
		All through the show you see Sugar firing extremely competent people, disagreeing strongly with his choices but justifying it by saying “They might be good, but they might not suit his company”.
		It is amazing that Alan Sugar treated Paul as he did despite his gung ho personality.
		The way he went to pieces when questioned by Sir Alan in the penultimate episode and was ultimately fired demonstrated that he actually wasn’t very good.
	blogs.warwick.ac.uk /loved/entry/alan_sugar_im (1157 words)

	An evening with Alan Sugar: News from Brunel University
		Leading entrepreneur, philanthropist and TV personality, Sir Alan Sugar, will be the star of a 'Question Time' style evening, at Brunel University, in West London, on Wednesday 5th October.
		Sugar grew up in the East End and left school at 16.
		Sugar is also Tottenham Hotspur's largest personal shareholder; and the Alan Sugar Foundation, established in 1986, has donated millions of pounds to charity.
	www.engineeringtalk.com /news/bun/bun105.html (298 words)

	Alan Sugar gives Labour £200k \| The Register
		Alan Sugar has given £200,000 to the Labour party's election campaign.
		Sugar has been shelling out to Labour since 1997, and was one of the 58 business leaders involved in the letter sent to The Times last week to try and rally support for the party among the business community.
		Alan Sugar cries cos he's called a miser
	www.theregister.co.uk /2001/05/21/alan_sugar_gives_labour (354 words)

	Tanaka Business School: Sir Alan Sugar Business News
		Sir Alan went into business selling products such as cigarette lighters, intercoms and TV aerials, and in 1968 founded the home electronics group Amstrad.
		Sir Alan is notorious for being a straight talker, and he didn't disappoint.
		Sir Alan was also asked about his relationship with the City: "I have no problem with the City.
	www.mba4success.com /benews_special_content.php?id=153 (742 words)

	Amazon.com: Exotic Sugar Flowers for Cakes: Books: Alan Dunn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Alan Dunn is a leading sugarcraft designer whose books include Wild Flowers Sugar Inspirations and Floral Wedding Cakes & Sprays.
		However, most of us who are practicing cake decorators rather than competing sugar flower artists eventually want to end up using these creations on or around a cake, and that's where this book, or any book by Alan Dunn, is unable to inspire.
		Of course, like most sugar flower making books, this one makes it look easy, but it is extremely difficult and time-consuming even if you have all the tools and have an artistic bent.
	www.amazon.com /Exotic-Sugar-Flowers-Cakes-Alan/dp/1853918024 (1309 words)

	Alan Sugar's 'apprentice' snapped after hours
		BRITISH TV USERS are currently being treated to a series of The Apprentice, in which Alan Sugar picks off the youngsters who fail to make the grade every week.
		Alan Sugar may not be well known to many of our foreign readers but is very well known to UK folk - his company dominated the PC market here in the 1980s, and he's estimated to be worth around £700 milion or so.
		But we don't know if Nick H or Alan Sugar have seen what Rachel does for a hobby after hours.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=22028 (185 words)

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