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- 1Phoenix industrial real estate market keeps growing in Q3 2026▼Phoenix industrial real estate market continues growth in Q3 of 2026
The Phoenix industrial real estate market continued its growth through the third quarter of 2026, according to a local market report. The item highlights ongoing expansion in the region's warehouse and distribution property sector, though no specific figures on vacancy rates, rents, or new construction are given in the coverage.
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A warehouse operator has installed solar panels on its rooftop, turning unused space into a source of renewable energy. The move reflects a wider trend in the logistics sector, where large flat roofs are increasingly being used to generate on-site electricity and cut energy costs. Details of the project's size and expected output were not provided.
- 3Russia's attacks target Ukraine's booming book industry●Incinerated novels and destroyed warehouses: Russia’s war on Ukrainian books
Russian strikes on Ukrainian publishing warehouses and printing facilities have destroyed large stocks of books, as Ukraine's publishing sector experiences a boom driven by the 2022 invasion. Publishers report incinerated novels and ruined warehouses, with repeated attacks now threatening an industry that became a symbol of cultural resilience after the full-scale invasion began.
- 4Russia's strikes target Ukraine's booming book industry●Incinerated novels and destroyed warehouses: Russia’s war on Ukrainian books By Charlotte Higgins in Kharkiv, Kremenchuk
Russian attacks have destroyed book warehouses and stock in cities including Kharkiv and Kremenchuk, hitting a Ukrainian publishing sector that has boomed since the 2022 invasion. Charlotte Higgins reports for the Guardian from Kyiv, Lviv and other cities on how publishers are losing inventories and infrastructure, with photographs by Julia Kochetova documenting the damage to a growing cultural industry now under direct military threat.