Coke, Fuze tea demand drive Coca-Cola's revenue beat, shares hit record high

(Reuters) - Coca-Cola Co's quarterly revenue beat market expectations on Thursday, driven by demand for the beverage maker's signature soda, flavoured Cokes and Fuze teas, sending its shares up as much as 2.8% to a record high.The Atlanta-based company said fourth-quarter revenue growth was led by its trademark Coca-Cola, that included products such as caffeinated beverage Plus Coffee and Zero Sugar soda.Retail sales of its flagship brand rose 6%, Chief Executive Officer James Quincey said,..