CBS News has settled a lawsuit with three women who accused former CBS anchor Charlie Rose of "blatant and repeated sexual harassment" and "subsequent unlawful retaliation."
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Former host Charlie Rose.
The suit against CBS News was discontinued Friday, and the terms of the settlement are confidential. A separate civil suit against Rose remains open. A CBS News spokesperson told Business Insider the matter was resolved and that the plaintiffs requested that the financial amount remain confidential.
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