Dragons' Den: Susie Ma didn't win The Apprentice, but still got rich
Tropic Skincare founder and CEO Susie Ma is the latest guest on Dragons' Den this week, and describes herself as a "nurturing Dragon".
www.entertainmentdaily.comI couldn’t retrieve any clearly relevant, recent news specifically about “Alan Sugar” skincare (as in a skincare brand/line owned or operated by Lord Alan Sugar) from the information available to me right now.
What I can see in the latest items available is news mentioning Lord Alan Sugar in connection with The Apprentice, plus a separate piece about Tropic Skincare on Dragons’ Den (where Lord Alan Sugar appears as an investor via the show), but that is not “Alan Sugar skincare” news in the sense of a branded skincare product line from him.[1][2]
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If you tell me which brand/product you mean (or share a link), I can try again with a tighter search.
Tropic Skincare founder and CEO Susie Ma is the latest guest on Dragons' Den this week, and describes herself as a "nurturing Dragon".
www.entertainmentdaily.comTottenham have made headlines again with Lord Alan Sugar threatening to pursue legal action against Sky Sports and Jamie Redknapp.
www.tottenhamhotspurnews.comBBC hit returns for its 20th series this week
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www.standard.co.ukLord Alan Sugar hasn't held back in a scathing review of Tottenham having sent a message to Piers Morgan after Arsenal lost at Villa Park.
www.tottenhamhotspurnews.comLord Alan Sugar has been the face of The Apprentice for two decades, putting hopeful contestants through tough business challenges for a chance to win a £250,000 investment.
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