Mar 4, 2016

Marketplace Weekend for Friday, March 4, 2016

Viceland panel at the A+E Networks 2016 Television Critics Association Press Tour. Jerod Harris/Getty Images

This weekend, The Atlantic's Gillian White and Marketplace's Nancy Marshall-Genzer play Long and Short, Marketplace's Kimberly Adams travels to Uganda to see how dams on the Nile River impact local residents, and Marketplace's Adriene Hill explains why Vice would want to launch a cable TV channel in the age of streaming.

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Viceland hopes to bring Millennials back to cable

by Adriene Hill

Mar 3, 2016

In the cord-cutting era, Vice just launched a new cable television channel.

Viceland panel at the A+E Networks 2016 Television Critics Association Press Tour.

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Why fast food is cheap. Really cheap.

by Lizzie O'Leary

Mar 4, 2016

Falling commodities and an old-fashioned price war are driving down costs.

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What worries you the most?

by Marketplace Weekend Staff

Mar 4, 2016

Loans? Credit card debt? Health care coverage? What's at the top of your list?

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This weekend, The Atlantic’s Gillian White and Marketplace’s Nancy Marshall-Genzer play Long and Short, Marketplace’s Kimberly Adams travels to Uganda to see how dams on the Nile River impact local residents, and Marketplace’s Adriene Hill explains why Vice would want to launch a cable TV channel in the age of streaming.