FTC Reportedly Seeks Pricing Data From Walmart, Uber and Delta
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reportedly demanded that major companies like Walmart, Uber, and Delta provide data concerning their personalized pricing strategies.
Bend, OR, October 28, 2026 —
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has reportedly demanded that Walmart, Uber and Delta provide data concerning their personalized pricing strategies, according to the available trend summary.
The summary does not specify what information the FTC requested, when the demands were made, or whether the companies have responded. It also does not describe the pricing practices at issue or explain the agency’s stated reason for seeking the data. The nature and scope of the reported requests therefore remain unclear.
No details were provided about whether the requests cover particular products or services, how pricing strategies are developed, or what period any requested data might cover. The summary also does not say whether other companies received similar demands, whether the FTC has announced a formal investigation, or whether the agency has taken any further action.
The report identifies Walmart, Uber and Delta as examples of major companies asked to provide information, but it gives no additional company-specific details. It does not identify a deadline for responses or indicate whether any of the companies have disputed or complied with the reported demands.
With those details absent, the available information establishes only that the FTC reportedly sought data related to personalized pricing from the named companies. Further information about the requests, the companies’ responses and any subsequent agency steps was not included in the summary.
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