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Après un début de printemps très #sec, la #pluie va enfin faire son retour sur de nombreuses régions en ce début Mai. Un temps instable et orageux est prévu ces prochains jours, une pluie très attendue qui sera bénéfique pour la nature en pleine période de croissance. ENS ECMWF quantile 50% cumul de pluie jusqu'au dimanche 10 Mai

US Top News and Analysis | Startup Blockworks wants to become the crypto equivalent of Morningstar. How it plans to do it AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Blockworks, a crypto‑data startup, aims to become the “Morningstar” of digital assets by using proceeds from its latest Series A extension round—led by ParaFi Capital, Reciprocal Ventures, and supported by Coinbase Ventures—to acquire rivals and expand its platform for on‑chain assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokenized equities, commodities and real‑world assets. Co‑founder Jason Yanowitz says the crypto industry suffers a two‑sided trust problem: businesses have yet to earn institutional confidence, and investors lack reliable information to underwrite these assets. With annual recurring revenue reportedly surging over 500 % in the past year and revenue growth driven partly by its Digital Assets Summit events, Blockworks intends to fill the data‑research gap that traditional finance enjoys through firms like Morningstar, FactSet, Moody’s and S&P Global. By consolidating fragmented crypto‑data services into a single, high‑quality source, the company hopes to lower costs, improve risk management and accelerate broader adoption of tokenized assets. Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/29/blockworks-wants-to-become-the-crypto-equivalent-of-morningstar-how-it-plans-to-do-it.html #Blockworks #Morningstar #JasonYanowitz #SEC

Variety | Paramount CEO David Ellison’s Pay in 2025 Was $63.2 Million, Former President Jeff Shell Had $60.7 Million in Compensation by Todd Spangler AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Paramount Skydance chairman and CEO David Ellison earned a total 2025 compensation package of $63.2 million—primarily stock that vests over five years—including $58.7 million in sign‑on stock grants, a pro‑rated base salary of $1.41 million, a $1.41 million cash bonus, and $1.69 million in other expenses such as personal security and life‑insurance costs. Former president Jeff Shell, who left the company in April to focus on a breach‑of‑contract lawsuit, received $60.68 million, consisting of comparable salary and bonus figures, the same amount of sign‑on stock (with accelerated vesting under his separation agreement), plus cash equal to his $3.5 million base salary and a $1.5 million target bonus for the year after his departure. Other high‑paid executives disclosed in the SEC filing included chief legal officer Makan Delrahim ($63.58 million), chief strategy officer and COO Andy Gordon ($48.5 million), and Delrahim’s compensation of $844,828 salary, $336,144 bonus and $57.39 million in stock grants. The bulk of each executive’s pay was tied to long‑term equity awards intended to align their interests with Paramount’s ongoing negotiations to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. Read more: https://variety.com/2026/film/news/paramount-skydance-david-ellison-jeff-shell-pay-2025-compensation-1236730070/ #Paramount #DavidEllison #Skydance #JeffShell #SEC #RJCipriani #MakanDelrahim #AndyGordon AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.

undefined | Jeff Shell leaves Paramount after allegations of SEC violations; company calls claims 'baseless' Jeff Shell, the president of Paramount Skydance Corp. (PSKY), is departing his role after a lawsuit alleged that he violated Securities and Exchange Commission rules. Paramount issued a statement saying the accusations are “baseless” and noted that Shell will pursue “forceful legal action” against the claim. The company added that Shell is stepping down from both his presidency and his board seat to focus on defending himself, while thanking him for his many contributions and describing him as a valued advisor. Shell’s exit comes amid broader uncertainty about his future at Paramount following the studio’s recent acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The merger, which saw Paramount outbid Netflix, will bring many new executives into the combined entity, and Shell was not involved in the deal negotiations, leaving his role undefined. He previously left his position as NBCUniversal CEO in 2023 after admitting to an “inappropriate relationship” with an employee, a controversy that had already placed his leadership under scrutiny. The lawsuit was filed by whistleblower and gambler R.J. Cipriani, who seeks $150 million, claiming Shell shared confidential information in violation of SEC regulations. Paramount’s statement emphasized that it has found no evidence of any securities‑law breach and reiterated that the claims are unfounded. As the legal battle unfolds, Shell has not responded to requests for comment, and the company says it will continue to focus on PSKY’s success while addressing the allegations. Read more: undefined #jeffshell #paramount #sec #securitiesandexchangecommission #skydance