I really do not know if any of the Scorpios are run by the original guy, but I do know there are three outfits using the classic Scorpio label. One is in Japan, one is in the US, and the third in the UK. I don’t think they’re related to one another or related to the original label. But I really don’t know.

Quoting http://www.led-zeppelin.us/history.html:
“Neutral Zone and Toasted/Condor were the CD labels and the producers of the CD’s only have a partial connection with the earlier producers of the vinyl labels with almost similar names. All of these labels were USA based producers. The CD producers used overseas connections to press their titles and artwork and the vinyl producers mainly pressed their titles in USA in the days when they could do it in a record pressing plant. A well connected USA collector acquired the various tapes and for some of his labels like Neutral Zone and Toasted/Condor he used a contact from Australia who had connections in Korea and who speak their language to press the titles. The Australian connection was the person behind the mid 1990′s Apple House/Black Cat labels. Since the tapes came from the USA collector and he was the one who organised the labels and paid for the production of the titles it guess we would have to say the labels were a USA product even though the discs and artwork were made in Korea. You then have the situation where the Japs copied the Neutral Zone and Toasted/Condor titles in the mid 1990′s and also later again someone from the EEC copied them also in the late 1990′s. Only the trained eye can pick the difference between the original pressings and the Japanese copies but the EEC copies stand out as they have inferior artwork.”

So I assume the early Scorpio titles are came out from Korea/Japan, not from the US and todays Scorpio is the re-incarnation, similar to the new Swingin’ Pig’s, they ‘borrowed’ the name of the label, and it’s managing by the completely new team of people.