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Market close: Manawa shares surge on takeover proposal; F&P's new high

The S&P/NZX 50 Index ended slightly ahead after an up and down day.

Best, worst and most surprising lines from the US presidential debate

New York Times: Harris reminded viewers she owns a gun. Trump repeated a debunked rumour.

‘Comfort food for the Labour Party’ - National teases Labour up over tax divisions

Chris Hipkins and David Parker are not on the same page - and National finds it funny.

The sailing professor: How small tweaks led the Brits to unexpected success

OPINION: Small tweaks could shift the competition's balance.

Will Contact's plan for Manawa get over the line?

Contact's $2.3b plan may struggle to get Commerce Commission clearance.

Apple must pay €13b in back taxes, top EU court rules

Financial Times: Court confirms Ireland provided ‘unlawful aid’ via tax deal.

Alexander Terblanche: How to navigate a breakup without blame or drama

OPINION: Considering breaking up with your partner? Here’s how to do it nicely.

Westgate's traffic 'disaster': Owner to square off with council in court

Mark Gunton plans robust appeal to traffic decision.

Two rough years: Wētā FX books losses of $190m

Sir Peter Jackson's special effects group's financials are now public for the first time.

Seymour gazumps Bayly, scrapping 'buy now, pay later' fee rules

BNPL provider Afterpay assures it won't hike fees.

Explained: Why would Kmart expand in this tough retail environment?

Boss from across the Tasman explains the reasoning behind Kmart's expansion here.

Editorial: Rich-listers call for tax reform - why are political parties afraid of the debate?

OPINION: Bruce Plested this week said he would support a wealth tax - with a catch.

13 ways to get rid of a cold – fast

Telegraph: The average adult catches two to four colds a year.

Letters: Seymour sowing discord and wasting money with Treaty bill

OPINION: 'The aim of the legislation appears to be to raise the public profile of Act.'

Alwyn Poole: Teaching teens resilience – the 'Grammar way' is a destructive anachronism

OPINION: Even David Seymour described Grammar as a ‘barbaric’ place for some.

Thomas Coughlan: Is Wellington dying or just feeling sorry for itself?

ANALYSIS: The capital appears to be doing much better than the rest of the country.

Steve Braunias at Polkinghorne trial: Two forensic pathologists walk into a bar

OPINION: Steve Braunias on Day 28 of the Polkinghorne murder trial.

Ryan Bridge: Can MPs ever agree on infrastructure - or do we need a dictatorship to get things done?

OPINION: There’s one simple way to fix all our problems overnight: Let’s ditch democracy.