BSkyB to buy Amstrad from "Apprentice" boss Sugar

(Reuters) - LONDON, July 31 - British pay-TV firm BSkyB
has agreed to buy Amstrad , the consumer
electronics company run by celebrity businessman Alan Sugar, for
125 million pounds .




The 150-pence-a-share cash deal will net around 34.5 million
pounds for Sugar, who founded Amstrad in 1968 and has more
recently found fame on TV reality show "The Apprentice" in
Britain.


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