Manchester-based manufacturer of air filtration and other materials, has established a market niche making a component of critically needed masks.

Lydall, a leading global manufacturer of value-added engineered materials and specialty filtration solutions, announced its partnership with XPRIZE, a nonprofit organization that uses global competitions to crowdsource solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges.

One thing that has been discussed extensively, aside from face masks, during the coronavirus pandemic is whether or not air filtration indoors plays a big role.

N95 masks are one of the most important pieces of equipment to ensure that frontline and health care workers are protected from contracting the coronavirus during the ongoing pandemic.

It's no secret that we're still behind on personal protective equipment or PPE. And the coronavirus pandemic is seeing rising case counts across the U.S. According to Johns Hopkins, There are over 32.3 million cases of the virus worldwide, with over 984,000 deaths.

Lydall's president and CEO, Sara Greenstein joins Yahoo Finance's On the Move to talk about how her company is improving ventilation and air filtration in commercial spaces and beyond.

If you hated President Donald Trump’s tariffs, you’re not going to like what his Democratic challenger Joe Biden has in store for manufacturing, either. Biden this week laid out a plan to target the offshoring of factory jobs with a carrot-and-stick approach that is strikingly similar to Trump’s own.

Rachel Spray is still grieving the loss of her fellow nurse who died after being exposed to the novel coronavirus at Kaiser Permanente Fresno Medical Center in California. Now, as she stands in front of the gleaming glass and concrete hospital, she says she “dreads going in there” and fears she’ll be next.