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...break for the fall and the early winter," given the evidence of a slowdown, said Tim O'Neill, chief economist of Harris Bank in Chicago. Various signs recently have shown that the economy, which grew at a sizzling rate of 5.2 percent in...
...looking very much like the little recession that wasn't," said Tim O'Neill, chief economist at Bank of Montreal and Harris Bank. "If anything, it will be a kinder and gentler one." In explaining their decision to leave rates alone after 11...
...confidence will cause Greenspan to push for a (half-point) reduction," said Tim O'Neill, chief economist for Harris Bank. Driven down by growing fears of a recession, consumer confidence fell sharply in January, plunging to its lowest...
...next move will be the last rate-cutting move," said Tim O'Neill, chief economist at the Bank of Montreal and Harris Bank. O'Neill and many other economists believe Fed policy-makers will cut rates again at their next meeting on June...
...trough of the economic slowdown," which began last year, said Tim O'Neill, chief economist for Bank of Montreal and Harris Bank. Even with the downward revision in spending, "consumers are still holding up reasonably well," he said. O'Neill...
...anemic, economy. "Things have definitely begun to improve," said Sherry Cooper, global economic strategist for Harris Bank of Chicago. "What we see is that the big decline in air travel has leveled off." Airline executives said planes...
...recessions. "This is the little recession that wasn't," said Tim O'Neill, chief economist for Bank of Montreal and Harris Bank. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and other economists believe a recovery is now under way, and the recession...
...Kenneth, Raymond and Robert; and sisters MaryAnn, Virginia, Loraine and Kathleen. In lieu of flowers, Pat has requested donations be made to a memorial fund at Schaumburg branch Harris Bank. Funds will be donated to her favorite charities.
...Kenneth, Raymond and Robert; sisters, MaryAnn, Virginia, Loraine and Kathleen; In lieu of flowers, Pat has requested donations to be made to a memorial fund at Schaumburg branch Harris Bank. Funds will be donated to her favorite charities.