Yes, it's PoS. I have no clue on the return of staking, as I don't stake myself. I think the return is based on the transaction fees on the network: more usage -> higher return for staking. You can stake any amount and it scales proportionally as far as I know. I do believe currently the rewards are low, as the usage of the Stratis blockchain is still limited.
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Ahh, so it's sort of like NEM. The proportional part is good as your returns grows with the network. I like this concept.
I suppose yes. The big selling point of Stratis is that it offers smart contracts in C# and .NET programming languages, similar to NEO. Stratis aims for corporations and is looking to offer enterprise-ready blockchain solutions and is available through Microsoft Azure.
Another thing that sets them apart is that they are implementing a Tumblebit privacy feature where you can anonymize Bitcoin payments.