so if you're looking at the clearwire market, clearwire's a broadband service provider. wireless, that uses very advanced so-called 4g, fourth generation technology, that's partly owned by google. and google has participated in, for example, putting google search as the default search engine on handsets that are distributed to clearwire customers. that's certainly a violation of net neutrality. in fact, the most important business event in the entire history of google according to some of the good biographies of the company that are out was may 1, 2002, when google search before it went public and before it had significant cash in the bank paid aol, america online, the largest isp in the country at that time -- a company at that time according to the federal trade commission with market power -- they paid to, essentially, displace the previous default search engine on the start-up page for aol users and become the default search. and this was, this was tremendously important to get access to immediately another 30 million customers as the home page search engine. and the

so if you're looks at the clearwire market, clear wires, wipers that uses 4g, fourth generation technology, that's partly owned by google. and google has anticipated in, for example, putting cooling search is the default search engine on handsets that are distributed to clearwire providers that is certainly a violation of the net neutrality. the most important business event in the entire history of google according to some of the good biographies of the company that are out was may 1st, 2002 when google search -- before it went public and before it had significant cash in the bank paid aol, american online the largest isp at that time, a company at that time according to the federal trade commission with market power, they paid to essentially displace the previous default search engine on the startup page for aol users and become the default search. and this was -- this was tremendously important to get access immediately another 30 million customers as the home page search engine. and they paid for that. there was a business deal. that's not neutral. and that's the sort of thing the net

clearwire most a third of its value and has been dropping all year over worries about finances. meantime, blackberry maker research in motion made a move in its efforts to compete against apple and google's android phone system. it bought an irish company called new-bay, reportedly for $100 million, a relatively small sum for rimm. but it gives research in motion social networking tools for smartphones and tablets. investors aren't that excited by the deal though. shares of rimmm lost 4%. the company has seen its smartphone business erode by apple and android phones and their apps for users. finally, commodity losers. coffee fell more than 4%. vietnam and brazil coffee crops are expected to be near-record harvests. natural gas was down 3% as was silver. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: more now on the nation's jobs picture, colorado is one of the few states in the country with an unemployment rate below the national average. and part of the reason is its role as a launching pad for small businesses, especially restaurants. chipotle and red robin gourmet burgers are j