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Article: No bed of roses for mom
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- SouthtownStar (Chicago, IL)
- Article date:
- May 10, 2008
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By LISA CORNWELL the associated press CINCINNATI - Some moms may not be getting both chocolates and a bouquet for Mother's Day this year as consumers watch their spending. Even businesses that traditionally benefit from the holiday, like florists and restaurants, are offering special offers and products. Analysts don't expect a dramatic drop in Mother's Day spending - which ranks fourth behind the winter holidays, back-to-school buying and Valentine's Day - but think it will be lighter despite the extra cash some consumers have from their tax refunds and stimulus payments. "I'd be very surprised if there's any big jump in spending, and I'd be surprised if rebates get earmarked for ...
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