Major auto manufacturers charged up the charts in today’s morning session, with many of them making impressive gains as Wall Street soared on optimism surrounding the outcome of the G-20 summit.

Notable news and updates drove share activity for the following companies, which were further fueled by today’s soaring broader market.

New Device Cuts Time Inpatient and Reduces Patient Discomfort from Ablation of Left and Right Atria

Mergers and acquisition deals, earnings reports, analyst reviews and other notable updates involving mining, drug, business services, basic materials and credit services companies bolstered investor sentiment, driving market activity for these co ...

Company Revenue Rises 270% for the Fiscal Year from Last Year

The following companies had mixed results in today’s early trading, marking the first day of the second quarter. Wall Street teetered this morning along with the global market in anticipation of the G-20 summit.

Kicking off the first day of the second quarter of 2009, leading tech stocks raked in mixed trading results as a few made significant gains; in the morning session, VMW surged nearly 7%, while MSCS gained nearly 4%.

Companies sign joint marketing and licensing agreement to launch AmberWatch Lookout.

Entertainment stocks had mixed results in today’s midday trading as Wall Street managed to make gains in the last day of the quarter. The Dow climbed nearly 78 points by noon, while Nasdaq gained 23 points and the S&P rose nearly 9 points.

CEO Expects Positive Results from Government-Approved Testing Laboratory

Company CEO Expects Revenue to Double Again this Fiscal Year

Most leading steel stocks made modest gains in today’s early trading as Wall Street reacted to projections that March may bring improved consumer confidence, despite recent dismal news regarding the auto industry and falling home prices.

The following companies had mixed results in this morning’s trading session, though several made significant gains as the market wrapped up the last day of the quarter in the green.

Company posts record revenue and a gross profit increase of 68% over 2007 to $3.4 million; anticipates additional improvement in 2009 gross profit of 20% to 40%.

Gen2Media and Emmis roll-out Internet TV channels to enhance audience experience and maximize advertising potential.

Research from Money Manager Shows Mixed Results

Supermarket and grocery stocks fell with the broader market in today’s midday trading as Wall Street recoiled on word the White House has rejected GM and Chrysler’s reorganization plans.

As Wall Street reacted with a sharp downturn to word the White House has rejected major autoworkers plans, news releases and updates failed to pull several industry leaders out of negative territory in this morning’s trading session.

Various industry leaders sank in Monday’s early trading as the markets tumbled at the opening bell, fueled by the White House’s firm rejection of top automakers plans.

CEO says membership strengthens Energy Composites’ launch platform for its wind energy strategy.