Valentine's Day 2015

There is plenty of love, and gifts, in the air for Valentine's Day, but how much of it is forced?

If you are looking for romance, you may not have to go much further than the office.  A new survey by CareerBuilder found that nearly two in five, or 38 percent, of employees in the United States have dated someone who worked for the same company.  In fact, 16 percent have dated a co-worker more than once.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching and while Americans are planning to spend a record $18.9 billion on their significant other on items like candy, flowers and a special night out, there are certain cities across the country -- including two in New Jersey -- that do not rank highly on the list of the nation's best in which to celebrate the romantic holiday.

What did you get - and give - for Valentine's Day today? A new report from the National Retail Federation found that Americans were planning to spend more on this year than they did in 2014. Below are some of the most popular gift ideas, according to the survey.

From flowers to candy to a night out on the town, couples plan to pull out all the stops this Valentine's Day and will shower their significant others with gifts. According to the National Retail Federation's Valentine's Day Consumer Spending Survey, the average person will spend more this year than in 2014.