May 24 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
- UK set to lose solar investment after developer criticises lack of incentives
- UK company directors face tougher conduct regime
- US and EU lawmakers call for UAE to remove Jaber from UN climate role
- Branson and creditors of Virgin Orbit raise $36 million from fire sale
Overview
- The UK is set to lose a high-profile solar power investment after developer Oxford PV said it was the "least attractive" market in which to locate its new factory.
- UK regulators will on Wednesday propose an overhaul of the country's corporate governance code aimed at increasing company boards' responsibility and strengthening directors' accountability for misconduct.
- US lawmakers and members of the European parliament have called for removal of the head of the UAE's state-owned oil company Adnoc as the president-designate of the UN COP28 climate summit this year.
- Richard Branson's dream of launching rockets into space from under the wing of a converted 747 jet ended on Monday with rivals picking up Virgin Orbit's assets for just over $36 million.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)