On “The Apprentice,” Trump was depicted as a larger-than-life, wildly successful and decisive boardroom boss, who ad-libbed what would become the show’s catchphrase, “You’re fired.” ...

Americans are in for the ultimate full-circle moment this week, when a reality TV star-turned-president returns to the screen. In a release Monday, Amazon Prime Video announced that for the first ...

“The Apprentice,” the NBC reality show that propelled Donald Trump from real estate mogul to TV personality, is getting the streaming treatment at Amazon’s Prime Video.

Prime Video is to stream Seasons 1-7 of President Donald Trump‘s competition show The Apprentice.. Each season of the show, which launched 20 years ago on NBC and popularized the phrase “You ...

For nearly 25 years, I led marketing at NBC and NBCUniversal. I led the team that marketed “The Apprentice,” the reality show that made Donald Trump a household name outside of New York City ...

Trump Transition Trump nominates TV producer, creator of 'The Apprentice,' to serve in new administration 'Shark Tank' creator Mark Burnett will 'enhance diplomatic relations,' Trump said ...

ABC and CBS aren’t running spots for Ali Abbasi’s Donald Trump early-days biopic The Apprentice during the campaign debates, Deadline has confirmed. Briarcliff Entertainment boss Tom Ortenberg ...

Since The Apprentice launched in 2005, Lord Alan Sugar has crowned several winners. In 2011, the prize changed from a job working under Lord Sugar to a £250,000 investment partnership.

The Apprentice star told off for ‘ill-informed’ remark after quitting series. The Sri Lankan son of refugees was reprimanded for a racially insensitive remark – but his exit was not linked ...

'The Apprentice,' which premiered in 2004, helped propel Donald Trump to new heights and set the stage for his political career. Now it's streaming on Amazon. 'The Apprentice' made Trump a TV mogul.

'The Apprentice,' which premiered in 2004, helped propel Donald Trump to new heights and set the stage for his political career. Now it's streaming on Amazon.

A ratings coup. During its first season, “The Apprentice” drew 20.7 million viewers over eight episodes, which would end up being its most-watched season, according to NBC.