Staffers employed by Charlie Rose’s production company will be out of a job by the end of December, CNN reported Wednesday night. Rose apologized for his behavior, adding that he also didn’t believe all allegations against him were accurate. Rose’s eponymous talk show, which was produced by his company, Charlie Rose Inc., employs around two dozen staffers, according to CNN. Though the production company rented office and studio space at Bloomberg’s Manhattan location, and some employees even had Bloomberg email addresses, the news organization did not technically employ the show’s staff. He invited employees to work from his homes in New York City and Long Island, locations where women said they were preyed upon.

Source: Huffington Post November 30, 2017 10:31 UTC