The humble four-story building is the pride and joy of Han Jiangong as a showcase for his solar technology business.
Wang Xudong has been appointed chairman of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC).
The rapid appreciation of the Chinese currency against the US dollar is taking a big toll on Asian companies using China as base for exports to the US.
"You can't imagine the difficulties. We had to move the 142-year-old Jiangnan Shipyard, the cradle of China's modern industry."
The firm led by a paper merchant who topped China's rich list in 2006 violates workers' legal rights and interests and uses penalties too much.
She is one of the world's few female CEOs and she heads one of the largest privately owned automotive manufacturers in China.
Billionaire beverage entrepreneur Zong Qinghou is being investigated for allegedly evading some 300 million yuan in taxes.
Tao Jingzhou, a partner at Jones Day Beijing office, says arbitration is being used more widely to resolve disputes.
Former Shanghai Party chief Chen Liangyu was sentenced to 18 years in prison for taking bribes and abuse of power Friday.
Newly appointed Vice-Premier Wang Qishan is well aware of the challenges ahead.
The current global trade regime is unfair to developing countries and runs counter to their development.
Zhang Yin, once ranked as China's richest woman, has ignited a heated debate with three "pro-rich" proposals.