Fwd: The best work-life bags of 2019

April 17, 2019   Good morning! Even though the accessories industry floods the market with hundreds of new bags every year, most people can't find a bag that fits into their life and takes them from the gym to work to business trips. If you're on a busy street corner on a weekday, you'll find many folks precariously balancing their computer bag on one arm and a canvas tote stuffed with gym clothes in the other. Help has arrived! There are gems out there, and I scoured the market to find them for you. After painstakingly testing many innovative bags, I've picked the best totes, handbags, and gym bags of 2019. From a leather duffle that magically transforms into a garment bag to a laptop backpack that can be carried in three different ways, this year's bags are carefully designed to fit into your life.   —Liz Segran The best work-life bags of 2019 A crop of new startups is challenging the dominance of luxury brands, creating beautiful bags that put functionality first. I tried six of the best. This new app manages your privacy for you, from Facebook to Alexa Jumbo is like a concierge for privacy, cleaning out your old data and maintaining your privacy settings across your accounts and apps. JavaScript creator Brendan Eich talks Brave, web ads, and data surveillance Brendan Eich's Brave browser is designed to make browsing faster and more private—and though it blocks ads, it has a plan for paying publishers. Chobani's Hamdi Ulukaya wants an "anti-CEO" revolution The anti-CEO is about community, responsibility, and accountability–not maximizing value for shareholders. In a major reversal, Netflix is about to reveal how many people watch its most popular shows During the streaming giant's first-quarter earnings call, Reed Hastings and Ted Sarandos revealed that they'd be sharing more data with both creators and viewers in the months to come. TED just raised $280 million for 8 world-changing projects For the second year, TED is providing significant funding and institutional support to projects tackling some of the world's most entrenched problems–from climate change to girls' education to public health crises. Why Apple and Qualcomm made peace now: A 5G iPhone in 2020 [Updated] A report says that after the companies settled their two-year patent dispute, they agreed to a licensing agreement for 5G modems. I'm a founder with no personal life. Can I find balance? How do you have a life outside of work when you're trying to launch a startup? 5 things you're getting wrong in setting diversity goals Diversity is good for business, but where do you start? How do you set goals that feel tangible and achievable, yet impactful? Jack Dorsey: "I want to build a platform that is not dependent on me" At TED, the Twitter cofounder says algorithms can help solve the platform's problems with abuse and misinformation, but not everyone's convinced. Share This Newsletter   Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe here!   Like this email? Consider signing up for our other newsletters here. Too many emails? Update your subscription preferences here. No longer want to receive this newsletter? Unsubscribe here. Mansueto Ventures, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007-2195