The mammoth property sector, on the other hand, has seen easing of some rules since the beginning of this year, paving the way for debt-laden developers to find their feet after having come close to the brink of collapse.

Oct 18 (Reuters) - The outcome of Amazon.com Inc's fourth union election this year is expected as early as Tuesday, when U.S.

labor board officials begin counting ballots that workers in an upstate New York warehouse submitted over the past week.

ITV Studios could be worth up to £3bn, according to estimates from Citi analysts.  The production arm is one of the largest content producers in Europe and private equity groups are understood to be interested in taking a stake.

you would certainly be of the view that the Chinese government is really reining down on tech and they have relaxed their approach towards the property sector," said Alfredo Montufar-Helu, director of the Economist Intelligence Corporate Network. "If you were only to look at the regulatory developments ...

Unionizing Amazon has long been a goal for the U.S.

labor movement seeking to represent staff at America's second-largest private employer after Walmart Inc and aiming to stem practices some workers have criticized, such as productivity tracking. A second victory would give the ALU momentum to organize still more facilities.

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Last month, the Chinese technology sector was hit by fears of a fresh wave of regulatory clampdowns after the last couple of years' unprecedented changes stemming from antitrust violations and data security concerns, among other issues.

"The property sector is seen as a key driver for economic growth, because it leads to investment, it leads to purchase of houses, it leads to property development, but it also carries a lot of demand for other sectors like commodities," he said.

It then lost an attempt to unionize a second facility in New York hardly a month later. The longer-established Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union also was unable to organize an Amazon warehouse in Alabama this year, though that result is not yet final.

The move underscores Beijing's focus on halting the growth slowdown as war in Ukraine adds fresh uncertainty in a year when President Xi Jinping is almost certain to secure a precedent-breaking third term as leader.

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In comparison, the technology sector was hit with a spate of tighter regulations, affecting everything from overseas listings to outright bans on industries such as after-school private tutoring, along with a constant stream of fines.

Just this month, it petitioned to hold a union vote in an Amazon warehouse in Southern California, and it backed a staff protest of work conditions in Staten Island following a fire; Amazon suspended some workers afterward.

Led by former Amazon employee Christian Smalls, the ALU by April won a majority vote to form the retailer's first-ever U.S. At ALB1, the retailer's fulfillment center in Castleton-on-Hudson, hundreds of employees had the chance to decide whether to join the Amazon Labor Union.

"Technology and education are under the umbrella of 'common prosperity', but real estate is a different issue, because it involves systemic risk," said Gavekal Dragonomics' China investment analyst Rosealea Yao.

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An ITV spokesman said: 'The board of ITV continuously reviews opportunities to increase shareholder value. Shares rose 9.1 per cent, or 5.64p, to 67.34p but are still down around 40 per cent this year.

average starting pay for front-line staff as well, to more than $19 per hour from over $18; industrywide, median pay in the warehousing and storage sector was $18.38 as of May 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.