Citigroup, Bank of America and General Electric remain fixtures in today's stock search on the TheStreet.com, but Sun Microsystems, General Mills and Transocean have appeared on the scene.

Here are the top 10 tickers as of 1 p.m. EDT on March 16, 2009:

1. Citigroup ( C)

2. General Electric ( GE)

3. Bank of America ( BAC)

4. AIG ( AIG)

5. Sun Microsystems ( JAVA)

6. General Mills ( GIS)

7. Transocean ( RIG)

8. Xilinx ( XLNX)

9. BP ( BP)

10. Alcoa ( AA)

Hall is the editor of TheStreet.com. Previously, he served as deputy editor and chief innovation officer at The Orange County Register and as a news manager at Bloomberg News in Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Washington, D.C. As a reporter, he covered business and financial markets, worked in both print and television in the U.S. and Europe, and conducted in-depth investigative coverage at The Journal-Gazette in Fort Wayne, Ind. His work also has been published in a variety of newspapers including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and International Herald Tribune. Hall received a bachelor�s degree in journalism and political science from The Ohio State University and has taken graduate management science courses at Boston University.
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