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As the economy goes into a tailspin, jobs across industries are becoming a casualty

Bharti Airtel share price jumped 5.86 per cent to touch an intraday high of Rs 445.70 apiece compared to Friday's close level of Rs 421 on the BSE. Vodafone Idea share price soared 6.55 per cent to touch a day's high of Rs 6.99

Shares of Vodafone Idea Ltd surged over 16% today after data from regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) showed the firm was the country's largest telecom operator in July.

Jio now has a customer base of 306 million while Airtel is lagging behind with 284 million, nearly 8% lower than Jio. Meanwhile, market leader Vodafone-Idea's eroding mobile subscriber base came down to 409.3 million in end-February

Market Live Updates: Top gainers of Thurday's trading session were Bharti Airtel, Tata Consultancy Services and Bajaj Auto

Share Market Updates: While Sensex fell 353 points to close at 38,585, Nifty ended 87 points lower at 11,584 level.

Share Market updates: While the Sensex was trading 117 points higher at 38,662, the Nifty gained 36 points to 11,606 level.

The number of wireless connections has dropped to around 1.146 billion in April-June 2018 from nearly 1.187 billion in the same quarter last year

With Aadhaar, the customer acquisition cost was pegged at about Rs 30 per new subscriber.

JioPhone is up for grabs. But before you get your hands on Reliance Jio's new feature phone, you'll have to pre-book it. The pre-booking for the JioPhone started at 5:30 p.m.

\"The financial services space typically grows at about 1.5 times the economy, and if we take inflation into account, we are looking at about 17-18 per cent growth in the company,\" Ajay Piramal told Business Today over phone. He believes that the economy will grow at about eight per cent.

The $5-billion Videocon Group is dipping into its oil and gas assets to tide over its debt. The group needs to hurry up and find other ways to financially support its new ventures - or get ready to sell more oil and gas assets, if the economy does not pick up.

Digital entrepreneurs are developing a host of mobile-based value-added services for everything from entertainment to payments and advertising, which could potentially change the way millions use their mobile phones. Business Today looks at some digital firms which will be at the vanguard of this mobile revolution.

Introduction of the 'one paisa per second' tariff plan for mobile phones by Tata Docomo. It first took off in Tamil Nadu in June 2009.