Americans Expected to Spend Record-Breaking $20.7 Billion on Valentine's Day This Year Despite Fewer Celebrating
Even with a 4 percent decline in people who plan to celebrate Valentine’s Day, Americans are spending more than ever on chocolates, flowers, and jewelry.
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