The news of Finch’s departure comes on the heels of Warner Bros. Discovery’s second-quarter earnings report, which saw the company report a $9.1 billion non-cash impairment charge on its TV linear networks division. Despite that write-down, WBD announced it had a successful upfront, growing Max volume by 50%.
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