The Morning Wire

Welcome to the Morning Wire for Monday, May 3rd, 2010. I'm Amanda Powell. Vital Products is celebrating record sales for the start of the year. The multichannel innovator earned more than a quarter of a million dollars for the first three months. The company says it achieved the milestone by offering more products than ever before. Vital Products focuses on industrial packaging products and hopes to identify and invest in emerging market segments. Watch VTPI on the bulletin boards. BRAVADA/Muscle Flex is expanding its online store. The health and fitness fashion experts is beginning to offer more swimsuits and in home exercise machines on its website. Each machine offered on BravadaWomen.com is specifically designed for women. BRAVADA/Muscle Flex says it hopes to expand its selection of exercise machines with multiple price points. Look for MFLI on the Pink Sheets. Jammin Java has a new President this morning. Anh Tran was appointed as the head of the whole bean coffee seller at the end of April. Tran replaces Shane Whittle. He'll stay with the company as CEO. The pair helped land an exclusive deal with the premier office coffee service company Foodcraft in Southern California. Keep your eye on JAMN on the bulletin boards. PriceEnergy is reinventing itself. The eco-friendly industrial product maker just debuted its new management team, re-branding and new product lines at the annual AREE Energy Expo in Atlantic City. Its customers can use the Internet to check local oil prices, place orders, pay for any outstanding orders and manage deliveries of heating oil and other energy products 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can invest in PriceEnergy's parent company Exousia. Look for EXOU on the bulletin boards. I'm Amanda Powell and that's the Morning Wire. Check out PublicWire.com for all the details along with the latest small cap news all day long.