Port cities all along the East Coast are talking Post-Panamax.
The widening of the Panama Canal to allow passage of a gargantuan new class of cargo ships has sparked a high-stakes scramble. Cities from New York to Miami are investing hundreds of millions—even billions—of dollars to be among the handful able to handle the ships when the wider canal is ready late in 2015.
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