NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street looked to extend its gains Wednesday after another drop in oil prices blunted reaction to a mixed set of earnings reports.

By Jeff Cox, Special to CNBC.com | 23 Jul 2008 | 01:07 PM ET In what some feared would be a bloody earnings season, Wall Street so far has not merely

Trader Tommy Kalikas talks on his phone as he checks his digital notepad during early trading at the New York Stock Exchange, Thursday July17, 2008.

Stocks advanced for the second straight session Wednesday as another decline in oil prices and several upbeat profit reports eased some of Wall Street's

By ADAM SCHRECK NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices extended their slide Wednesday after the government reported gasoline supplies rose more than expected and crude

Joe Bel Bruno AP NEW YORK | Wall Street turned in a mixed performance Monday as investors watched the price of oil regain ground and decided to cash in some

By JOE BEL BRUNO, AP Business Writer 1 minute ago NEW YORK - Wall Street turned in a mixed performance Monday as investors watched the price of oil regain

By JOE BEL BRUNO, AP Business Writer 6 minutes ago NEW YORK - Wall Street fluctuated Monday as investors watched the price of oil regain ground and decided

Wall Street will continue to fret about bank earnings and oil prices this week, after seeing strong gains in the market last week. The Dow stands at 11496,