Coca-Cola KO-N on Tuesday raised its annual forecasts after it beat second-quarter estimates, driven by robust U.S. demand for its zero-sugar drinks and Fairlife milk brand, as well as sales tied to the FIFA World Cup.

Coca-Cola KO-N on Tuesday raised its annual forecasts after it beat second-quarter estimates, driven by robust U.S. demand for its zero-sugar drinks and Fairlife milk brand, as well as sales tied to …

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