Click the headlines below to see vintage Arkansas Business reports about Bill Clinton from our 20-year archive, including coverage of the 1992 presidential campaign, the effects of Clinton’s presidency on Arkansas, and the creation of the Clinton Presidential Library.
| REAL ESTATE: Condo tower's saga takes another turn |
| Arkansas Business - garychen - 10/22/2009 |
| The Mosaic condominium tower perched on the edge of Hermann Park has been taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and a collection of investors, including Starwood Capital Group. |
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| Officials Optimistic About Clinton Library Effects |
| Arkansas Business - Chip Taulbee - 6/2/2004 |
| Officials are optimistic about the potential economic impact of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library. |
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| Bill Clinton: The State’s Most Famous and Infamous Son |
| Arkansas Business - John Henry - 3/15/2004 |
| Bill Clinton: The State’s Most Famous and Infamous Son Earlier this year, a radio station posted a billboard near the site of the Clinton Presidential Center featuring the unmistakable profile of the 42nd president playing his trademark saxophone. Its rock ‘n’ roll message: “Carry on Wayward Son.”
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| The Library Engine (Publisher's Note) |
| Arkansas Business - Jeff Hankins - 6/9/2003 |
| Whatever your politics, it’s time to square off with the fact that the William J. Clinton Presidential Library Center is transforming Little Rock. |
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| William Jefferson Clinton: World Class Politician |
| Arkansas Business - Jack Whitsett - 4/15/2002 |
| Being elected leader of the greatest democracy in the history of the world twice makes Bill Clinton world-class at politics. |
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| Clinton Breaks Ground on Presidential Library |
| Arkansas Business - Alicia H. Smith - 12/6/2001 |
| Former President breaks ground on the 27-acre presidential library complex on the Arkansas River. |
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| Clinton's Legacy (Editorial) |
| Arkansas Business - Arkansas Business Editors - 1/22/2001 |
| In many ways, the Clinton presidency has to be considered a success — just as in far too many other ways, personally, he was a failure and an embarrassment to Arkansas. |
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