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Jean Lee

New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: MSN, Business Insider, Yahoo News, Aol, Bloomberg Law, Next City, The 19th News, Daily Tax Report, Siuslaw News
President & CEO of MCCA, former in-house counsel at JPMorgan, passionate abt ensuring fairness and opportunity for all lawyers, enjoys fine dining & fashion!
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With protected status set to expire, many South Sudanese face returning to a country in crisis

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By Jean Lee
| MSN Verified
Alex Lomong is a man of many labels: Hes a Virginia resident, was a decorated Division I athlete on the Ohio State University track team, and is a middle-distance runner whose times put him in sight of qualifying for the Olympic trials. He is also an immigrant from South Sudan who was granted Temporary Protected Status. Now, with the Trump administrations plan to end TPS designation for South Sudanese nationals on Jan.
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Harvard researcher is released from federal custody following accusations of smuggling frog embryos

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By Jean Lee
| Aol Verified
Kseniia Petrova, a Harvard scientist who was arrested last month on a federal smuggling charge, has been released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody following a detention hearing in Boston Wednesday. Petrova, a Russian citizen, was taken into federal custody in May after prosecutors in Massachusetts filed a complaint accusing her of smuggling frog embryos into the United States without properly declaring them. She was released on conditions agreed to by both sides.
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Unlocking Consumer Intelligence Potential

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By Lara Koslow, Jean Lee
A global survey finds that business leaders expect AI—both predictive and generative—to be a game changer in helping companies address critical consumer intelligence issues. Regionally, the expectation that AI will generate significant productivity gains ranges from 36% in Germany to 62% in China, while optimism that it will improve output ranges from 33% in Australia to 55% in China.
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