Former Spurs boss goes back to school

The company formerly known as Viglen...

By Suzanna Kerridge, 2 August 2002 11:40

NEWS British entrepreneur Alan Sugar has bought the remaining shares in computer firm Learning Technology. The entrepreneur, best known as the former chairman of Spurs football club, has agreed to pay £35.6m, or 40p a share, for the hardware company formerly known as Viglen. Sugar already owns 69 per cent of Learning Technology. Due to its falling share price the company will be de-listed from the London Stock Exchange but it will keep its current CEO and finance boss.

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  1. 1. David Charles Walmsley

    Sir Alan Sugar needs - 'The Honourable David Charles Walmsley of the HUt River Provence'

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