... Advertisement - "What looked like a flicker of light at the end of the tunnel is now starting to look like a beacon," said Richard Yamarone, economist at Argus Research. "We are no longer in the deep throes of recession. A recovery may be just a few ...

... 6 percent rate for the current three-month quarter. - Advertisement - "The economy is in a free fall," said Richard Yamarone of Argus Research. "It is as if someone flicked off the switch on hiring." "It's a mess," said Mark Zandi ...

Richard Yamarone, vice president and director of economic research for Argus Research Corporation in New York, spoke to the Conway Noon Rotary ...

Conway Corporation and Bloomberg Television will host Richard Yamarone, senior vice president and director of economic research at Argus Research Corporation, in Conway on Thursday. Yamarone will ...

... a bit of trumpeting, our first reaction is to put a hand on our wallets. But we will listen. And listening to Richard Yamarone talk about the current economic situation was beneficial, even if his words were not entirely soothing balm. Yamarone ...

... hurting the economy. "People will absolutely shut off the spending spigots given the soured jobs market," predicted Richard Yamarone, economist at Argus Research. "The economic environment is in crummy shape." On Wall Street, stocks slumped ...

... upbeat than politicians. "There is no light at the end of the tunnel, and the outlook is pitch black," said Richard Yamarone, economist at Argus Research. And Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist at the Economic Outlook Group, said ...

... third time this year. "It's a 50-50 call" as to whether the Fed will raise rates or leave them alone, said Richard Yamarone, senior economist with Argus Research Corp. "It can go either way." The Federal Open Market Committee, made ...

... year, at meetings on May 16 and June 28, because of the head of steam the economy had going into the new year. Richard Yamarone, an economist with Argus Research Corp., said the Fed appears to be trying to take some of the booze out of the ...

... primarily because there's not a sufficient amount of data suggesting continued inflationary pressures," said Richard Yamarone, senior economist with Argus Research Corp. The Federal Open Market Committee, which comprises Fed board members ...