William Feins
William R. Feins , freelance journalist from London, UK; he received his B.A. degree in Economics and his Masters in Sociology. William has always been interested in the mechanics of business and the inspiration of original thinkers, and firmly believes that the former can’t succeed without the latter. In his spare time, he enjoys the ridiculous spectacle of watching table tennis on a big screen (preferably at a pub) and reading weighty tomes about World War II.
The Bullet and the Beetle
The inspired brain behind Porsche has abruptly left the building. For good. Chief Executive Wendelin Wiedeking has resigned, taking with him a none-too-measly 50m...
The Swine Diaries
Taking the Piccadilly Line in London is always a bold reminder of the cultural quilt I live under; the modern, urban mash-up.
Your Moment Of Zen
A friend of mine is a master of retaining and regurgitating quotes - proverbs, aphorisms or quasi-spiritual maxims – always at the right moment he will drop a quote from Confucius (“Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves”)
The Bonuses Are Back In Town?
Can it be that after the perilous financial meltdown of the last ten months, UK banks are back to their old ways?
The Wild East
It may not be the stuff of Sam Peckinpah, a la The Wild Bunch, but it seems the congenial, flat-packed world of Ingvar Kamprad’s Ikea wasn’t ready for the wild-west tactics of new money Russia.
