must halt rail expansion, says expert Guardian<http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/spain-halt-rail-expansion> Chinese food firm wolfs down Weetabix for £720m Guardian<http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/may/03/chinese-food-firm-wolfs-down- weetabix> It's green growth or nothing Guardian<ht

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John Sarsfield, a spokesman for Lion Capital in London, declined to comment on terms of the financing. Lion Capital, the owner of breakfast cereal Weetabix, is raising 675 million euros from loans and Soo million euros from high-yield bonds for the Picard deal, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

n Capital, which acquired Kettle Foods in September 2006 for around $300m, also counts Japanese restaurant chain Wagamama and breakfast cereal brand Weetabix in its portfolio. The firm had an interest in Orangina Schweppes, which was sold with Blackstone to Japanese brewer Suntory Holdings for around $3b

ld like to eat. Ms Maxwell's breakfast preferences: • Maxwell House coffee served with milk ■ Freshly squeezed orange juice • Glass of water ▪ Weetabix with sliced banana. Milk and sugar on the side. When service breakfast to guests: • Pre-set table or breakfast trays for the number of guests prese