Back before he was president, Donald Trump was a reality TV star with his own series—The Apprentice. The reality competition ...

Donald Trump previously hosted 'The Apprentice' and spinoff 'The Celebrity Apprentice' from 2004 to 2015 Bill Tompkins/Getty;Stefan T. Jeremiah-Pool/Getty Amazon is clarifying reports surrounding the ...

Fourteen seasons after Donald Trump first told contestants they were fired, Amazon execs are reportedly exploring whether his eldest son can breathe new life into the franchise.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Donald Trump and his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr attend an event to promote ‘Celebrity Apprentice All Stars in 2012 Donald ...

Is The Apprentice coming back? That question is picking up steam again after new comments from President Donald Trump added fuel to speculation about a possible reboot of the reality competition ...

Amazon is clarifying reports surrounding the future of The Apprentice. The reality TV show, once hosted by now-President Donald Trump, is in early discussions to be revived by the company, the Wall ...

At an Oval Office executive order signing event, Fox News reporter Steve Doocy asked Trump about reports that “The Apprentice” is going to come back with Donald Trump Jr. as its host, and Trump’s ...

Donald Trump had a successor in mind when he left The Apprentice—and despite Amazon’s reportedly current discussions about rebooting the reality show with Don Jr. as host, it wasn’t the president’s ...

US President Donald Trump appeared cautious when asked about reports that his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., could front a revived version of the reality TV series The Apprentice. During a recent ...

Amazon is weighing a reboot of the reality TV series The Apprentice, the long-running show that helped propel President Donald Trump into mainstream fame, according to the Wall Street Journal. As part ...

Season one's Bill Rancic remains the only household name years after the show aired.

Reviving the show would be a gamble on the Trump name to counter the broad declines seen in the genre in recent years Donald Trump with contestants during the first season of "The Apprentice" in 2004.