And that's not the only part of Teva that Schultz has shaken up: in December, he queued up 14,000 layoffs as part of a restructuring meant to save $3 billion in annual costs. Teva's launches, though, will be spared, Schultz has said, emphasizing the need to protect product flow and make "sure the sales efforts are not hampered." "We have of course made sure we have the resources" to back the rollout of CGRP migraine candidate fremanezumab and stage a "successful launch" of new neuro medication Austedo, he told investors in December.