Sometimes the news is what the Times leaves out. That appears to be the case with a dispatch about what the Times describes as "steep losses" in a "social impact" fund run by the Yucaipa Companies, "the money management fund run by billionaire Ronald Burkle." (At least they didn't describe him as a reclusive billionaire.)
The Times says the fund in question was "started in 2008."
That was a period in which Bill Clinton was involved with the Yucaipa Companies. He reportedly cut his ties to the firm in early 2009, and it's not clear whether he was involved with the "social impact" fund.
But if Mr. Clinton's reported involvement helped to lure government-employee pension funds to invest with Yucaipa, and if those pension funds now have steep losses for which taxpayers may be on the hook while Mr. Clinton is off enjoying the $15.4 million he reportedly earned from Yucaipa, that might be something of interest to Times readers.
As it is, the Times Yucaipa article doesn't mention Mr. Clinton at all.