With a blank bottle of shampoo each, teams are tasked with creating a brand for it, complete with promotional campaign emphasising its key ingredient, before pitching their concept to industry experts.
Lord Sugar gives each team a list of nine items he requires, yet teams must split in two to find bargains - half must locate purchases around Kent, while the other seek them out across the Channel in France.
Teams head to the London Pet Show, each taking with them a selection of accessories and high-ticket items to sell to pet owners and visitors attending the event.
Each team is tasked with creating their own children's book, including a written and audio version, and selling their creations to retailers around London.
Both teams are tasked with running their own discount shop within a shopping mall in Manchester for two days, reinvesting in products that have potential and raising as much assets as possible.
Both teams become party planners, creating a fun-filled children's party for their respective client, using their £2,000 budget to arrange food, events and gifts for those attending.
Teams become property agents, as each handle the sale of new, under development mid and high-end properties around London, making commissions on successful sales.
After facing ten tasks as teams, the five remaining candidates now compete as individuals in their next task - a series of tough, gruelling interviews with four of Lord Sugar's most trusted associates.
After facing a multitude of business tasks and a tough interview, the two finalists, aided by old friends, face the task of presenting their business proposal to an audience of business and industry experts.
