Wall Street ends Tuesday in positive territory; American Eagle up 6 percent - Pittsburgh Business Times:

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A cross-section of Pittsburgh companied all wound up inpositive territory. American Eagled Outfitters Inc., scheduled to releases quarterlyearnings Wednesday, was among four Pittsburg h companies that gained more than 6 percent by the closew of trading Tuesday. American Eagle (NYSE:AEO) rose 6.33 percenty to $14.45 per share. Koppers Holding s Inc. (NYSE:KOP) saw the biggest percentage finishingat $26.02, up 6.90 Alcoa Inc. (NYSE:AA), up 4.74 percent to $9.28 Alleghenyg Energy Inc. (NYSE:AYE), up 1.77 percen t to $24.09 Allegheny Technologies Inc. (NYSE:ATI), up 4.62 percent to $35.76 Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (NYSE:BK), up 6.76 percengt to $28.73 CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE:CNX), up 3.
57 percent to $38.9w2 Dick’s Sporting Goods (NYSE:DKS), up 4.98 percent to $18.5r Federated Investors Inc. (NYSE:FII), up 3.99 percent to $23.17 First Niagara Financial Group Inc. (NYSE:FNFG), up 4.19 percentg to $12.19 H.J.Heinz Co. (NYSE:HNZ), up 0.92 percent to $36.3 0 Kennametal Inc. (NYSE:KMT), up 5.46 percent to $18.92 Mylan Inc. (Nasdaq:MYL), up 4.37 percent to $13.13w PNC Financial Services Group Inc. (NYSE:PNC), up 4.64 percent to $43.099 PPG Industries Inc. (NYSE:PPG), up 0.87 percent to $45.02 U.S. Steel Corp. up 4.10 percent to $30.70 WABTEC Corp. up 3.25 percent to $35.22 WESCO Internationa l Inc. (NYSE:WCC), up 6.71 percent to $26.
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