Drastic action by Schultz aims to right Teva’s ship
Executive Summary
Teva president and chief executive Kåre Schultz is seeking to achieve cost savings of US$3 billion by the end of 2019, through significant cuts to the firm’s staff, facilities and product portfolio. David Wallace reports.
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