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...Clients and would-be clients from around the world crisscross the reception area clutching their portfolios and chattering in Italian and Russian. The British press says his profits have been in decline. He even lost a commission last year to a firm established by a onetime Foster architect, Ken Shuttleworth, who reportedly left because of a dispute with Foster about sharing credit for the gherkin, which is known more formally as the Swiss Re headquarters. But Foster's immense operation--he employs 534 people--is still thriving. It has projects under way in 22 nations, including a substantial addition...
...into orbit for a cool $20 million. Not pleased with the space-for-cash scheme, NASA threatened to bar the feisty 60-year-old from the International Space Station. Tito's journey paved the way for an international compromise to allow more space travelers. Next up? South African Mark Shuttleworth - for a reported $25 million. With NASA a bit cash-strapped itself these days, it might be just as well that it changed its tune...
...matter how much he does, he can't change the fact that they're still stuck in Jersey EUAN BLAIR PM's son gets homework help from Defense Ministry. If our dad was PM, we'd get way better perks?like "borrowing" MI6's hover Porsche MARK SHUTTLEWORTH South African mogul set to be second space tourist. He'll boldly go where no man with a net worth of less than $1 billion has gone before Losers DEAN KAMEN Inventor's top-secret scooter "Ginger" elicits yawns in its debut. He plans to add a V-8 engine and gigantic...
...guide federal agencies regarding AIDS-related discrimination. While agreeing that under the law AIDS is a handicap, Justice officials decreed that contagiousness is not. Therefore, they contended, it is permissible to discriminate on the basis of concern over contagion, even if that concern is groundless and irrational. In the Shuttleworth case, Broward County is using arguments that run parallel to those in the Justice guidelines. "They support what we've said all along," says Gordon Rogers, the county's attorney. If it chooses to do so, however, the Supreme Court may rule broadly enough in Arline to invalidate in effect...
...Todd Shuttleworth, for one, knows about the problem of in surance. He lost his company-paid coverage when he was fired, could not afford to keep it on his own, and now lives in San Francisco on federal disability payments of $300 a month. He hopes to attend the court proceedings next week, but as a precaution he gave videotaped testimony in September. "I'm really not thinking about a settlement anymore," he says. "I've been so sick lately." Still, by pressing his claim Shuttleworth will be helping resolve the legal turmoil that has been raised by a deadly...