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UPDATED 2.01PM | But the PM adds that Putrajaya did press Beijing to import more palm oil.

Brokerage firm CEO states this after Jho Low accused gov't of ruining the superyacht's value.

IGP does not disclose details of the meet, only saying that search for the financier is still underway.

He says he will not submit to 'any jurisdiction where there is no independent legal process'.

'I was taken aback that he was so sensitive about Low,' says Tong Kooi Ong.

Cartoon character created for Apom's Xmas campaign bears uncanny resemblance to a certain fugitive financier.

The services include round-the-clock PR response and efforts to shape internet search results, says NYT.

1MDB lawyer Jeremy Joseph says the island provides a 'picturesque' backdrop for bidders to view the vessel.

UPDATED 5.50PM | 'But Chinese envoy assures that Low did not enter the country with M'sian passport.' 

The 1MDB-linked jewellery is presumed to be in Thailand, where his mother is believed to be residing.

PARLIAMENT | Home minister dismisses accusation that Putrajaya is putting off his arrest until GE15.

If the commission wanted to probe him, they would have done so already, says the former minister.

Letters purportedly from 'Saud Abdulaziz Al-Saud' bear striking resemblance to a series of letters to Jho Low.

UPDATED 3PM | Because as long as he is overseas, the 1MDB issue will not be resolved, says the ex-minister.

ZI Publications' Zaid Ibrahim says the translation rights were acquired two months ago.

The PM and his contingent are attending a UN meet in NY where Low has claimed he can help them.

Up to the international agency whether to make the names on Red Notice list public, says Fuzi.

Booksellers hit with letters from UK law firm Schillings asking for commitment never to sell the book.

They say the DOJ failed to provide details on its formal inquiry on what M'sia wants to do with the superyacht.

Mohamed Haniff Khatri Abdulla says this is proof that the US did not object to the transfer of the superyacht.

But ship captain Oystein Senneseth says that M'sian authorities have been nothing but 'nice and helpful.'

1MDB's legal team says it could take the court between six and nine months to determine the yacht's owners.

Official denies report that claimed Low travelled from Macau to the mainland.

DG Mustafar Ali, however, isn't sure which country this passport could be from.