Planes have never been so full. There was barely a spare seat this summer, and the next few months should be the same. Overall, 86.4 percent of seats were filled by paying customers in July and August, according to an Associated Press analysis of preliminary data reported by 16 major U.S. airlines. That edges last summer's record of 86.3 percent.

The Convention and Visitors Bureau will launch a $350,000 campaign to promote the TEE Center, according to CVB vice president of marketing and sales Peggy Seigler.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Every day, 8.5 million cigars roll out of Swisher International Group's Springfield factory.

Some say talk is cheap, but an emerging technology is likely to make it cheaper.

...will stay on as a consultant through the 2004 NFL season. John Collins, currently the NFL's senior vice president of marketing and sales, will replace Policy as the Browns' top executive. "That means that I will have a business card, I...

NEW YORK -- If predictions hold true, millions of cell phones will be put out to pasture starting in late November under a new rule allowing people to keep their phone numbers when switching cellular carriers.

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- Confirming Monday that season tickets have sold out for just the second time in franchise history, the Atlanta Falcons crossed another milestone with owner Arthur Blank at the helm.

Bill Hatcher, the vice president of marketing and sales for Duplin Winery, pours a glass of wine and discusses it with Jennifer Parrott (left) and Michelle Orr at A Taste of Wine...

Deedie Long of Evans has gone to great lengths to tame her curly locks. One of her attempts included a mixture of perm solution, a flour-based paste and flat squares of plastic.

NEW ORLEANS - Can't seem to remember that infernal PIN number for your bank card? Don't worry. Thanks to a technology right out of James Bond, you might not need it much longer. Just step up to the camera while your eye is scanned. And don't try to play tricks. The iris - the colored part of the eye the camera will be checking - is unique to every person, more so than fingerprints.