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Good Thursday morning. Welcome to Tech Check. I'm Carl Cantanilla with Deirdreboza and John Fort.

Today, stocks are staging a bit of a comeback this morning, although lower to end the quarter.

Got PayPal, Netflix, meta, some of the top laggards year to date. We're going to discuss a few areas of opportunity within tech. The SEC has a warning for investors, some new rules to target specs. Talk about

the impact on the IPO market. And then Baidu falling as it is added to a delisting watch list,

what that could mean for the rest of Chinese tech dee. Well, Carl, we begin with a key day for the small but growing unionization drive over at Amazon.

Two elections.

One at an Alabama warehouse, another at a Staten Island warehouse.

Those are wrapping up.

Workers at the Bessemer Alabama location voting for the second time on whether to join the RWSDU.

Now this is a do-over after the National Labor Relations Board found that Amazon improperly interfered in that union contest last spring.

That one was rejected.

The turn out this time though, it's lower, roughly 39% versus the 55% last spring.

Voting meanwhile at the Staten Island warehouse finished today.

Ballot counting expected to begin this afternoon. There is a third warehouse, guys, in Brooklyn,

that is expected to vote later this month. So really what began as one small movement in Bessmer

has now gained traction. And we have seen unionization efforts gain traction across the country,

including several Starbucks cafes.

But unlike those smaller stores where some only had a total of 10 workers that were voting, Amazon union organizers, they have to mobilize thousands of workers at each warehouse.

And, John, the main takeaway here, this is something we've been talking about for over a year now. These

labor pressures are growing. They haven't gone anywhere over at Amazon. And eventually that

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