Market diary.

Wall Street managed to pull out a slight gain for the week ended Aug. 8 even though skittish investors dragged indices over rumors that Goldman Sachs might make a troubling announcement after Wednesday's close. Earlier, investors had been buoyed by solid quarterly earnings reports throughout the week and encouraging statements from the Fed on Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average ended the week up 2.2 percent to 13657.90. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index also gained 2.2 percent to 1497.49. The Nasdaq Composite Index gained 2.3 percent to 2612.98. The LABJ 200 Index was up 1.5 percent to 136.22 as declining issues slightly outpaced advances 100 to 93, with seven unchanged. Small World Kids Inc., whose Small World Toys subsidiary declared Chapter 11 on Aug. 3, was the index's top loser, down 29 percent to 75 cents a share. En Pointe Technologies Inc. followed with a 28 percent drop to $3.05 after reporting disappointing third quarter earnings. Offshore staffing agency PeopleSupport Inc. gained 22 percent after announcing a stock buyback and upgrading its 2007 earnings guidance to above analyst expectations. Premium denim manufacturer True Religion Apparel Inc. rose 22 percent to $21.84 after reporting that second quarter earnings improved 4 percent, earning an upgrade to "outperform" from Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co.