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Blockchain interoperability in transportation

As previously reported by Cointelegraph, multiple companies recently conducted an international container shipment using an interoperable blockchain platform. In July, Samsung SDS, Dutch bank ABN AMRO and the Port of Rotterdam successfully completed a tracked shipment from South Korea to the Netherlands.

The platform, called DELIVER, was co-developed by the three participating organizations, and purportedly allows for shipments to be instantly financed, tracked and conducted paperlessly.note that it is often the population that leaves first; businesses are more difficult to relocate, so even after many of the Portuguese residents have left in the 1980s, their stores remain; many of the upwardly mobile Portuguese returning to the neighbourhood to visit the shops and churches. Religious institutions are often the most difficult to relocate; there are still several synagogues in Kensington, yet the area has not been heavily Jewish since the 1960s!

However in recent decades the factors which created these immigrant settlement areas have also changed. Gentrification, and the transformation of the inner-city to a desirable, high-income playground, has meant that downtown areas have become both more desirable, and more expensive. Most immigrants, particularly those coming from poorer backgrounds, have been largely excluded from settling