Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Giovanni Porfirio A college campus consistently hums. One University of Missouri graduate student is adding to the noise in ...

Sinquefield’s biggest loss came in the race for the GOP attorney general’s nomination. Schaefer, a state senator to whom Sinquefield had donated more than $3.6 million, was creamed by University of ...

Rex Sinquefield at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St. Louis on May 7, 2012 (Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images). Missouri’s most prolific political donor dropped another $1 million into the ...

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson this week appointed Republican mega-donor Jeanne Sinquefield to the University of Missouri System Board of Curators, sparking some criticism from Missouri Democrats.

Yesterday, I wrote about how all of the candidates for statewide office who won their respective races also won the fundraising game. But the man donating the most money may not always win. Take Rex ...

Rex Sinquefield, one of the fathers of so-called passive or index stock market investing, said Thursday that he would retire at year’s end from Dimensional Fund Advisors Inc., his Santa Monica-based ...

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For well over a decade, ever since he returned to his hometown, Rex Sinquefield has had an outsize influence on the St. Louis region — whether he’s pushing a city-county merger or turning the Central ...

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - Doug Sinquefield is without regret about a decision that may have ultimately ended his political career. “None at all,” he said on Monday, after attending his final Houston ...

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A college campus consistently hums. One University of Missouri graduate student is adding to the noise in glorious fashion. Giovanni Porfirio is this year's winner of the Sinquefield Composition Prize ...