Hey, get your car washed today – just don't put your kids on the payroll. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Thanks for a lovely evening,' said Jimmy Nesbitt as he stumbled out of last year's inaugural Morgans Awards at 1am. 'Abusing celebrities all night and then handing them spoof, mocking awards is a great idea. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

Henry Stewart, founder of the London-based IT training company Happy Computers, had twin inspirations when setting up his business nearly 20 years ago. Full Article at The Independent

The Apprentice star and newly appointed business czar Sir Alan Sugar arrived in Bristol yesterday to hand out advice to company bosses at a special all day session. Full Article at This is Bristol

Sir Alan Sugar is in Bristol today answering business questions and giving advice based on his experience of running a range of companies. Full Article at This is Bristol

Sir Alan Sugar makes a speech to the House of Lords Photo: PA In a speech on women in business, Mrs May, also shadow work and pensions minister, said the Government could not be trusted to take “real steps” towards making it easier for women to... Full Article at The Telegraph

The hip-hop mogul Damon Dash is a man of innovation. The Rocawear clothing label he set up with Jay-Z made the news when its faux-fur jackets were found to contain hair from the endangered Chinese racoon dog. Full Article at Times Online

What we are supposed to admire most about Jordan is "the lack of artifice" (G2, 27 November). I cannot help but laugh at this description of a woman who had to Botox, makeup and tan her way into becoming a "businesswoman". Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Baron Sugar, the TV personality and businessman, addressed the House of Lords for the first time this afternoon. Full Article at ePolitix

When National Turkey Federation chair Walter Pelletier (aka, the Alan Sugar of the American poultry world), was asked to find a star, he knew there was only one man who could help him - expert bird-handler, Wes Pike. raise two well-mannered birds that... Full Article at Times Online

Lord Sugar of Clapton at the State Opening of Parliament this week Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES "They're laughing at me," says Lord Sugar without rancour as his title, spoken by a clerk in the entrance chamber of the Palace of Westminster, echoes... Full Article at The Telegraph

Further tax rises to plug the black hole in Britain's public finances were signalled yesterday as Gordon Brown's last set of plans before the next election came under fire from all sides. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

Lord Alan Sugar, pictured today, after the Queen's Speech during the State Opening of Parliament Wendy Staples, who runs her own small company fled from a meeting when she began crying following a dressing-down from the newly appointed Enterprise Tsar. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

A sex discrimination case against Lord Alan Sugar and Apprentice winner Lee McQueen has been dropped. Hanna Sebright, 46, has claimed that sexist remarks were made to her while she was working for Amscreen. Full Article at The Jewish Chronicle

Sir Alan Sugar makes a speech to the House of Lords Photo: PA “I have seen some examples of some hopeless cases that no one in this room would lend a penny, let alone me,” he told an audience packed with young entrepreneurs looking for inspiration... Full Article at The Telegraph

Allegations of sexism against business tycoon are dropped Sir Alan Sugar has had a legal bid against him dropped Hanna Sebright launched legal action after claiming lewd and sexist remarks were made to her and was also suing Last year's winner of The... Full Article at Metro.co.uk

10:22 AM: cathynewman About to arrive in manchester to see what the mumsnet vote makes of the queen's speech... 10:26 AM: channel4news We're standing by for the final Queen's speech before the general election - the chance for the government to set... Full Article at Channel 4

A business group has called for the resignation of the Government's Enterprise Tsar after he labelled owners of small businesses “moaners”. Full Article at Bracknell Forest Standard

Lord Alan Sugar has blasted the Conservative party for putting pressure on the BBC to delay his show. Full Article at Unreality TV