Yet another thing to blame millennials for: bad business. “We have a serious productivity problem with office workers and estimated that less than 50 percent of their time is spent on value-creating business activities,” wrote one respondent in the Dallas Federal Reserve’s monthly manufacturing outlook survey, released Tuesday. “The younger workers are often off task, engaged on social media, on the internet, texting on phones and other unproductive activities.”

One millennial who isn’t slacking off: Mark Gurman, who has been one of the world’s most-watched reporters on the Apple beat since he was 15 years old. Gurman, now 22, left 9to5 Mac this week to join Bloomberg. One of the best profiles of him out there is this piece in the Columbia Journalism Review, while Business Insider has the genesis story of 9to5 Mac in “How An IT Guy Stranded In Paris Turned Himself Into The Most Powerful Source Of Apple News.”