Vodafone, Bharti May Each Pay $3 Billion in India 3G Auction

BusinessWeek
Vodafone Group Plc and Bharti Airtel Ltd. may have to pay the Indian government as much as $3 billion each as 15 bidders vie for airwaves to offer faster data services in the world’s second-largest wireless market.

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