According to the U.S. Dept. of Labor, more and more mom's are entering the workforce each year. Here are some statistics and facts about these supermoms.
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This year’s Mother’s Day economy is expected to be worth nearly $15 Billion, signaling a 4% increase from last year’s spending for the holiday. The graphic above illustrates how this spending will be comprised–where it’s coming from and also what types of gifts are being purchased.
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On Sunday, May 9, 2010, most American’s will honor their mothers. There are many ways to tell mom thanks, but most people do it with flowers, making Mother’s Day a very important day for the floral industry. In the US, the day ranks as the second highest gift-giving holiday, the busiest day of the year for many restaurants and a peak day for long distance calling. Here’s a look at Mother’s Day by the numbers.