The man currently famous for heading up the The Apprentice and former head of Amstrad, the electronics company which made, the then Alan Sugar, a household name earning him a knighthood for services to business has joined Twitter.
Lord Sugar, has joined Duncan Bannatyne, Peter Jones and many other famous business leaders on the social networking site Twitter.

The man currently famous for heading up the The Apprentice and former head of Amstrad, the electronics company which made, the then Alan Sugar, a household name earning him a knighthood for services to business has joined Twitter.

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