Goldman Sachs knows where all the money went, says Malaysia finance minister as country gears up for fight for stolen 1MDB billions

'We have suffered extremely large losses,' Lim Guan Eng tells the newspaper. 'And don’t tell me you don’t know where the money went.'

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