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Money can’t buy me love: what Valentine’s Day means for retailers

February 7, 2022 The Conversation

Love is big business. In the UK alone last year, total retail spending on Valentine’s Day was estimated at £980m on cards, gifts, flowers, food and drink. We’ve come a long way from Lupercalia, the fertility festival of ancient […]

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