three others-- vera bradley's i.p.o. was at $16 per share and has had a big run. it makes designer handbags. debit card company net-spend had investors spending. it started at $11 dollars, closing tonight over $13. and bravo brio is the first american restaurant to come public since 2006. it started at $14 per share and is higher tonight. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: as we've been reporting, corporate america is feeling better about earnings. investors have been rewarded with a market rally. but there seems to be a disconnect with what most americans are experiencing: lost jobs, lost value in their homes and on and on. with that in mind, we bring you another installment of "inkonomics with david gillette." david's an emmy-winning illustrator and essayist at twin cities public television. tonight, he ponders the question: has our economic ship sailed? >> if you're on a mission to understand the economy, there's no better place to start than your own back yard. for this cartoonist, we're talking minnesota, a small community just west of minneapolis,