nd efficient tools are urgently needed to treat patients in endemic countries. MAIN FACTS: - The partners will facilitate publication of the results to ensure access to the wider community of researchers focusing on neglected tropical diseases. - The public sector will benefit from the drugs developed through this agreement under the best possible conditions to ease access for patients in all endemic countries, irrespective of their level of economic development. - DNDi is a not-for-profit product development partnership working to research and develop new treatments for negleld," Chief Executive Mike Lynch said in a statement. "This acquisition makes Autonomy the cloud platform of choice, processing and understanding 25 petabytes of customer information," Lynch said, adding it places the group "at the centre of the changes in the analytics of unstructured data, processing in the cloud-based platforms and desktop virtualization." Autonomy expects cost synergies of approximately $40 million annually over the first year from completion of the deal, from a combination of efficiencies from utilization of Autonomy's IDOL server technology and overlapping general and administrative, data center and marketing programs. It expects restructuring costs of approximately $10 million in the two quarters, once the deal is completed. Autonomy said the acquisition is expected to have the "traditional effect" on gross and operating margins in the first few quarters following completion, with slight earnings dilution in the first quarter. It is expected to be neutral in 2011, with adjusted earnings per share accretion of approximately 15% in 2012. The company also expects en, with some fans paying $2,000 or more for a chance to watch the Canucks and Bruins compete for the cup.Ghelani is optimistic he'll be able to find someone looking to get rid of a few tickets, particularly as Wednesday's Game 1 draws near."To me, that's not only excessive, but it's beyond what I'm able to pay," said Ghelani, referring to some of the sky-high prices for tickets."I think near the start of the game, there's going to be people who were holding out to get $700 or $800 who weren't able to, and I'll prey on those people."Tickets haven't gone on sale to the general public yet — the Canucks planned to released details Monday, while the Bruins start sales Tuesday — but season's ticket holders are already putting their seats for sale online with steep markups.FanSnap, a U.S.-based website that allows users to search several reselling websites at the same time, says the average ticket price for the Vancouver games is currently about $1,900 and for Boston games it's roughly $1,100.Online reseller StubHub, which allows ticketholders to list their seats and set their own prices, says tickets in Vancouver are selling for an average of $970 on the site, and Boston games are going for an average of about $690."These are the priciest tickets we've seen for the Stanley Cup final in our company's history," said Joellen Ferrer of StubHub, which launched in 2000 and was bought by eBay in 2007.Ferrer said last year, in the days leading up to the Chicago Blackhawks-Philadelphia Flyers series, tickets were selling for about $150 less than they are now.Christian Anderson of StubHub said the ballooning ticket prices came as a surprise, but he offered several reasons why they're so high, particularly for the games in Vancouver."Vancouver is obviously a hot-bed of NHL fans and it's drawing from a large area," said Anderson. "It's also pulling in fans from the Seattle area and across Canada, so we're seeing huge ticket demand."Anderson said users visiting his site to buy tickets for the Vancouver games are mostly in B.C., with some buyers coming from Alberta, Washington, California and Massachusetts.Online resellers such as StubHub and FanSnap say they offer a fast, safe way for pe