St. Louis AND Chess
Spotlight On St. Louis Chess Falls On Webster's Investment In The Sport - St. Louis Public Radio
Show Me the Money: Meet the Multimillionaire Squeezing Missouri's Schools - PR Watch
PR Watch
PR Watch
You've probably heard of the billionaire Koch Brothers by now, and their sinister push to distort our democracy. But you may not have heard of Rex Sinquefield. Unlike the Koch Brothers, who made their money the old-fashioned way, by inheriting it, ...
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Show Me the Money: Meet the Multimillionaire Squeezing Missouri's Schools - PR Watch
You've probably heard of the billionaire Koch Brothers by now, and their sinister push to distort our democracy. But you may not have heard of Rex Sinquefield.
How Rex Sinquefield turned St. Louis into 'hotbed' for chess - St. Louis Business Journal (blog)
St. Louis Business Journal (blog)
American entrepreneurialism, such as that exhibited by St. Louis' own Rex Sinquefield, has helped put a check on Russia's preeminence in the game of chess, according to a column in Monday's Wall Street Journal. The Soviet Union dominated the game of ...
How Rex Sinquefield turned St. Louis into 'hotbed' for chess - St. Louis Business Journal
American entrepreneurialism, such as that exhibited by St. Louis' own Rex Sinquefield, has helped put a check on Russia's preeminence in the game of chess.
On Chess: 100 years of Vibrant Chess History in St. Louis - St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: St. Louis History Is Chess-Rich - St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: St. Louis History Is Chess-Rich - St. Louis Public Radio
Short take: Chess, politics and big money. Paging Rex Sinquefield - STLtoday.com
STLtoday.com
Who knew the politics of international chess were so fraught with intrigue, big-money donors and allegations of vote-buying? So is it any surprise that Rex Sinquefield is involved? The New York Times reported this week that Mr. Sinquefield, the retired ...
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Refrain for Many Chess Players: Meet Me in St. Louis - New York Times
Rex Sinquefield has almost single-handedly turned St. Louis into the American chess capital. Sinquefield, a retired financier, paid for the construction of the ...
Refrain for Many Chess Players: Meet Me in St. Louis - New York Times
Rex Sinquefield, a retired financier, has used his fortune to build the Missouri city into the chess capital of the United States.
Arts Note: RAC awards $466000 in first-ever Innovation Grants - St. Louis Public Radio
Chess Prodigy Bobby Fischer Denied He Was Jewish, But the Games He Played Were Spiritual - Tablet Magazine
The Weekend Interview with Rex Sinquefield: Meet One of the Super-PAC Men - Wall Street Journal
In The Wall Street Journal, Naomi Schaefer Riley interviews index-fund pioneer Rex Sinquefeld, whose name isn't Adelson or Koch but he's spending millions ...
Missouri Political Donor Thrives With 'No-Limits' Giving - New York Times
The possible future of unlimited campaign contributions is on display in Missouri, where Rex Sinquefield has emerged as the biggest giver.
Voices of St. Louis–Chess - CBS Local
CBS Local
CBS Local
Several years ago, chess fan Rex Sinquefield decided St. Louis needed a chess club. And not just that, says Susan Barrett, but the most beautiful chess club in the country. Barrett, who admits she knew nothing about chess or chess clubs, created a ...
Voices of St. Louis–Chess - CBS Local
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOX) — The World Chess Hall of Fame and the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St. Louis have helped make St. Louis a “mecca” of ...