The budget cutting sweeping through Washington won’t help U.S. ports looking to prepare for the big, new ships that will start transiting the expanded Panama Canal in less than three years.
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Peter Tirschwell on Twitter
It seems to be common knowledge among carriers that the market could turn dramatically in their favor by 2014 due to dearth of ship orders
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