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Getty Images announced a multi-year agreement with OpenAI on June 21 to integrate licensed photographs into ChatGPT responses. Shares rose sharply in early trading before closing lower on the day.
ForbesGetty Images announced a multi-year agreement with OpenAI on June 21 to bring its licensed photographs into ChatGPT search and discovery experiences. The arrangement allows ChatGPT to surface Getty images when responses call for visuals rather than generated approximations. Getty shares rose as much as 200 percent in premarket trading before settling lower.
The stock opened near $1.40, reached an intraday high of $2.66, and closed around $1.19. Over the prior year the shares had fallen more than 50 percent. Getty trades below one dollar per share, with roughly 17 percent of its float sold short and days-to-cover near 4.6.
The company reported trailing revenue of about $981 million but carries heavy debt and a negative net margin. Getty had sued Stability AI, alleging unauthorized scraping of roughly 12 million images to train an image generator. In November 2025 the UK High Court largely rejected Getty's central copyright claims against Stability AI.
Getty also renewed a multi-year U.S. Soccer contract extending into the 2026 World Cup and extended its agreement with the Tribeca Festival. Forbes reported the announcement and market details.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began a probe into a June 19 crash in which a Tesla Model 3 struck a home, killing a 76-year-old woman. The driver stated he had engaged the vehicle's automated driving assistance system.
rte.ieJPMorgan will build a Canary Wharf tower and extend its $1.5 trillion initiative to Britain. Employment in the City of London financial district stands near an all-time high.
Chevron and Microsoft agreed to a 20-year contract supplying natural-gas power to a planned data-center campus near Pecos, Texas. The Project Kilby plant is slated to reach 2.67 gigawatts by the late 2020s.