9 Companies That Turned Valentine's Day Into A $17 Billion Industry
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While you're busy whispering sweet nothings to your partner on Valentine's Day, a handful of companies will be watching the cash roll in.
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This year, the average American is expected to spend $134 on the holiday, up slightly from last year's $131 per person, according to the National Retail Federation. In total, that's an estimated $17.3 billion in annual spending on the day.
Many companies, like 1-800 Flowers and Tiffany & Co., will have one of their biggest days of the year today. Here's a look at nine businesses that started the traditions and stand to profit the most.
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