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Charlie Rose has been notifying the staff of his "Charlie Rose Show" that they will be out of their jobs, and their pay checks, at the end of next month.

Forget the Dow's big rally or booming tech stocks, there's a much wilder investment story happening.

CNN said a staff member on the Sunday morning program "State of the Union" has been dismissed due to unspecified complaints about his behavior.

The Executive Committee of the Congressional Radio & Television Correspondents' Galleries said they unanimously voted to withdraw the credentials after the production company behind RT registered as a foreign agent earlier this month.

Years before their careers fell apart over allegations of sexual misconduct, Rose asked Lauer and his "Today" co-host Katie Couric about the pair's chemistry.

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In his 20 years on "Today" show, Lauer frequently spearheaded public conversations about sexual assault and harassment.

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The network announced it on the "Today" show on Wednesday.

Minnesota Public Radio cited "allegations of his inappropriate behavior with an individual who worked with him."

Ann Curry said she was processing Matt Lauer's dismissal while her fans saw it as karma.

Gillette said Wednesday that it's introducing lower-cost razors and beefing up its disposable razor collection.

President Trump said he plans to impose further sanctions on North Korea after the rogue nation launched its most potent missile test yet.

Macy's and Nordstrom surged while Amazon and Netflix nosedived. But it's not a cause for concern. It's actually a healthy sign. Investors are hunting for bargains in the retail, financial and energy sectors and pulling back on hot techs.

Apple is once again hinting that the world could one day see a foldable iPhone.

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BuzzFeed announced on Wednesday that it plans to layoff roughly 100 employees.

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