The financial media is abuzz (again) with that newly coined term: immaculate disinflation. The word, created by economists, is said to mark a decrease in the rate of inflation without a jump in unemployment. Historically, achieving a significant reduction in inflation was cheered by everyone. But, this time, as we hover in a possible immaculate disinflationary environment — where we stand today, is, well, completely unclear.

Getting noticed in 2023 means crafting communications that not only capture but keep your audience’s attention. You have to weave emotion into language, transforming routine messages into captivating stories. Here are some tips to ensure that your content is not only attractive, but also robust enough to maintain engagement over time.

Debt on a company’s balance sheet is like slow rot—it accumulates gradually, with often good intention, only to compound and erode financial stability if not managed well. It’s a liability no one really wants yet, in the normal course of doing business, is a foundational enabler of growth.

Diversifying your investor base is not merely an act of opportunity but a proactive strategy to de-risk and create long-term sustainability. Identifying a promising new market necessitates a blend of strategic thinking coupled with data-driven insights. The process might feel akin to sailing through uncharted waters; however, the voyage towards global investor expansion can be both rewarding and enlightening.

Inappropriate behavior, such as workplace flings, alcohol-fueled parties and sexist and racist remarks can be risky business. Recent scandals involving the resignations of high-profile CEOs, combined with Rolling Stone co-founder Jann Wenner's controversial remarks, emphasize the need for a separation between corporate and public spheres.

Navigating the IR landscape can sometimes feel like you're stumbling through what author James Clear terms the "Valley of Disappointment" in his bestselling book Atomic Habits. The valley symbolizes that uncomfortable, despairing stretch where your company’s hard work hasn’t yet translated into visible results, like positive investor sentiment or upward valuation.