Round-Up - Half-term report: ‘encouraging signs’
By Ben Cooper | 6 August 2009
The last few weeks has seen a large number of companies report their interim results, an opportunity to see whether the performance across a wide range of drinks companies from around the world supports the suggestion that the global economic situation is improving. Ben Cooper takes a closer look.
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The last few weeks has seen a large number of companies report their interim results, an opportunity to see whether the performance across a wide range of drinks companies from around the world supports the suggestion that the global economic situation is improving. Ben Cooper takes a closer look.
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