CNBC | July 16, 2013
Coca-Cola tops Q2 estimates but acknowledges weakness
"It was a disappointing quarter in terms of our volume," said Gary Fayard, CFO of Coca-Cola, breaking down the beverage-makers quarterly numbers and weighing in on global consumer trends.
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