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After the mayhem, order seems to be returning to the nation's property market as the monthly price growth rate slowed in March, an indication that the government's tightening measures are finally bearing fruit.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Tuesday lifted its forecast for China's 2010 gross domestic product (GDP) growth, but said the figures may cool slightly in 2011 due to monetary tightening measures.

Bank lending slowed in March as the government took further steps to rein in credit, amid rising inflation and asset bubble risks.

A new survey shows that about 42 percent of private enterprise employees looking to change jobs would rather work for foreign-funded businesses.

China's auto sales are expected to grow by 25 percent this year, as the market continued its robust growth trend in the first quarter, an official from the China Passenger Car Association said on Friday.