Apr 1, 2016

Marketplace Weekend for Friday, April 1, 2016

Do you only eat beef labeled "grass fed"? Charles McQuillan / GettyImages

This weekend, Tech Insider's Julia Calderone explains why the "grass-fed" label beef companies use is under scrutiny, Adriene Hill looks into why YouTube stars are moving to the big screen, and we find out why "man camps" in North Dakota are closing.

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Is your grass-fed beef actually grass-fed?

by Lizzie O'Leary

Apr 1, 2016

Well, it's complicated.

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Local Money: The controversy over North Dakota 'man camps'

by Lizzie O'Leary

Apr 1, 2016

One city is banning temporary housing for oil employees .

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What do you waste? Is it costing you money?

by Marketplace Weekend Staff

Apr 1, 2016

Maybe it's produce, or data — maybe it's time. We want to know what you're wasting that's costing you money.

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YouTube stars move to the big screen

by Adriene Hill

Apr 1, 2016

Why are production companies betting on YouTube stars to cross over to film?

Roman Atwood is one of the stars of "Natural Born Pranksters."

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Tattoo flash days show industry's growing popularity

by Levi Sharpe

Apr 1, 2016

The popularity of tattoo flash days

A flash sheet by Rachel Hauer, tattoo artist at East River Tattoo in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

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This weekend, Tech Insider’s Julia Calderone explains why the “grass-fed” label beef companies use is under scrutiny, Adriene Hill looks into why YouTube stars are moving to the big screen, and we find out why “man camps” in North Dakota are closing.