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Shares of the following companies were among those making noteworthy moves in the U.S. stock market on Tuesday:

Advancers

Airline stocks rallied, with AMR Corp.  (AMR) up 10% after news Japan Airlines Corp. would maintain their partnership. Delta Airlines Inc.  (DAL ) shares were up 9.8%, while United Airlines parent UAL Corp.  (UAUA ) gained 16% after it reported traffic rose in January.

ADC Telecommunications Inc. (ADCT) shares rose almost 19% after the network equipment maker reported a better-than-anticipated quarterly profit.

Cameron International Corp. (CAM ) gained 7.3% after the oil equipment and services company said oilfield activity had exceeded expectations so far this year.

Other companies in the energy sector also rallied as crude-oil futures topped $73 dollars a barrel. Consol Energy Inc. (CNX ) shares gained 5.7%, Massey Energy Co.  (MEE) shares advanced 5.7% and Peabody Energy Corp.  (BTU ) shares rose 5.9%.

Cell Therapeutics Inc.  (CTIC ) shares gained 20% after the Food and Drug Administration delayed a panel expected to criticize its experimental lymphoma drug because of an expected snowstorm.

Cerus Corp. (CERS ) climbed 6.4% after the biomedical-products company said it had reached an accord with France's national blood transfusion service to develop its blood-safety system.

Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp. (CTSH ) shares rose 5% after the technology services provider reported quarterly profit that topped expectations.

Harman International Industries Inc.  (HAR ) gained 14% after the maker of speakers and other audio equipment reported a profitable quarter.

Warner Music Group Corp. (WMG ) shares gained 5.9% after the music company tallied a narrower-than-anticipated quarterly loss.

Decliners

Electronic Arts Inc.  (ERTS ) shares fell 9.8% after the video-game publisher late Monday forecast fourth-quarter earnings below what analysts expected. 

GameStop Corp.  (GME ) shares declined 5.1% after the video-game retailer was downgraded to neutral from outperform by Credit Suisse.

Hartford Financial Services Group (HIG ) shares dropped 5% after the insurer offered a cautious outlook for 2010 in reporting a quarterly profit late Monday.