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Christiane Cordero reports, though the year started strong for Delta and its employees, the airline is trying to cut costs with voluntary unpaid leaves, and parking 650 planes in its fleet (2:43). WCCO 4 News At Noon — April 22, 2020

Georgia is preparing for a soft open Friday amid the coronavirus outbreak. Some businesses will be able to return to normal, but must will continue following social distancing and sanitary guidelines. Some local leaders, such as the mayor of Albany, Georgia, fear it's too early to begin opening the state. Mark Strassmann speaks to a Georgia business owner who is getting ready to reopen her doors.

Peter Mallouk, president and chief investment officer of Creative Planning, says that the coronavirus downturn can be the perfect time to max out and take more risks with your 401(k). Mallouk says for younger investors, the current market is an opportunity to buy low and bet on a recovery happening before you are ready to retire in decades. Watch this video to learn the three things Mallouk recommends you do with your 401(k).

America relies on its first responders in times of uncertainty and danger, from personal crises to natural disasters. But as these heroes save lives, have you ever wondered if they're compensated properly for their work? Here are the top seven states that pay first responders the best.Disclaimer: Photos are for illustrative purposes only. As a result, some of the images may not reflect the states listed in this video.

Last month's stimulus bill set aside $100 billion for hospitals, of which 30 billion has been distributed, but some facilities that treat children and low-income patients in coronavirus hotspots were left out in the cold, and now some of them are on the brink of financial collapse.

It’s hard to deny, although some do, that the stock market, pre-coronavirus, was pushing the limits of what it means to be in a bubble. Of course, bubbles come and go, but as Hofstra University’s Jean-Paul Rodrigue suggests, this one had a particularly fierce tailwind. But is the bubble still a bubble?

While the global health crisis has sparked an economic recession, innovative entrepreneurs can find ways to leverage the situation to move their businesses forward.