Eventually, the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates to get the economy moving again, and investors in higher-yielding stocks could see a big rally. These seven top picks with dependable dividends make sense now for growth and income investors.

Chip designer Arm will begin trading Thursday after raising $4.87 billion in its IPO. AMC raised $325 million in a secondary stock sale, and it looks like autoworkers and automakers are headed for a strike.

Here are previews of two companies set to report quarterly results after U.S. markets close on Thursday.

Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included CVS Health, DataDog, Endeavor, Enphase Energy, Extreme Networks, GitLab, Nvidia, RTX, Splunk and United Parcel Service.

Six top energy stocks come with large and dependable dividends, have solid upside to the posted price targets and make sense now for growth and income investors looking to add or increase their holdings in the sector.

Wednesday brings the monthly consumer price index report, the weekly U.S. oil inventories report and the continuing inflation saga.

Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amazon.com, DoorDash, Enbridge, Foot Locker, Kenvue, Nu, RTX, SharkNinja and Tesla.

As the sports gaming industry takes off and with the NFL and college football seasons in full swing, growth investors may want to consider these five top gaming stocks that look like potential big winners.

Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Adobe, Apple, Arch Capital, ChargePoint, CSX, Digital Ocean, First Solar, Gilead Sciences, Lucid, Shopify and Snowflake.

Private equity firms and institutions have been buying up top health care stocks like these seven for their strong total return potential and a degree of safety in what soon could be some very rough investing seas.