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Operation at an airport in South China's Guangdong province resumed early Saturday morning, after a thunderstorm grounded more than 100 flights and stranded about 10,000passengers.
China is now home to 158 million migrant workers and their salaries increased by 21.2 percent from 2010 to 2011, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
The top quality watchdog reiterated its resolution on Friday to crack down on the illegal use of industrial gelatin in food processing.
Sino-Russian cooperation in the energy sector will expand beyond the traditional oil and gas arena as economic ties between the two countries continue to grow closer.
International Space Station (ISS) crew members, US astronaut Daniel Burbank and Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin are seen inside the Soyuz capsule.
China's top legislature on Friday passed the law on servicepeople's insurance, the country's first act concerning the welfare of servicepeople and their spouses.
More than 2,000 professionals have returned to China in the past three years through the Thousand Talent Program initiated by the Central government.
Mexican police on Friday found the bodies of four children in a clandestine grave in Tacotalpa municipality, in southeastern state of Tabasco.
China's online payments hit 776 billion yuan ($123.38 billion) in the first quarter of 2012, according to statistics released Friday.
US energy giant ConocoPhillips China and its partner the China National Offshore Oil Corp have agreed to pay $267 million for the oil leaks off Bohai Bay.
Construction of a $350-million Chinese-funded toll road linking Uganda's only international airport and its capital Kampala will start in July.
Tourism to the DPRK is being met with a cool response in Beijing, although border cities expect a modest upturn business over the May Day holiday.
