(AP Photo/Alejandrino Gonzalez) Coca-Cola beat on both the top and bottom lines. The quarter was boosted by solid demand for Coke Zero Sugar and new Diet Coke flavors. Shares are up 1%. (Reuters) - Coca-Cola Co beat Wall Street estimates with quarterly results on Tuesday, citing more demand for Coke Zero Sugar and new flavors under its Diet Coke brand as overall revenue topped expectations by around $300 million. Shares of the Dow component were up nearly 1 percent at $44.44 in pre market trade.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: Google, Apple, and Amazon are in a war that no one will winSee Also:Sean Hannity responds to 'ironic' report that detailed his $90 million property empireGeneral Electric beats, boosted by aviation and healthcareJohnson & Johnson beats as cancer drugs provide a boost