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For campaigns striving to get supporters to the polls, as well as change minds, the ability to “micro-target” is manna from heaven, writes Christopher Mims.

Salesforce.com Inc.’s annual Dreamforce customer conference, set to blanket downtown San Francisco next week, will be a blend of business, technology, entertainment, philanthropy and personal empowerment.

The Republican Party, after seizing control of more state chambers than at any time in its history, is largely playing defense in the 2016 election.

Shares of software company Nutanix Inc. rallied in their trading debut Friday, showing warm investor attitudes toward the technology sector in a tepid year for tech IPOs.

The combination of an educated population and the proliferation of mobile technology on the continent makes Africa a good incubator of technology talent, said Leon Katsnelson, chief technology officer and director for IBM’s analytic platform emerging technologies group.

A disciplinary court suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the remainder of his term for violating judicial ethics in his defiance of federal court rulings on same-sex marriage.

German citizens and lawmakers across the political spectrum see any state aid as unacceptable for a bank that is being openly derided as a national embarrassment.

Venture capitalist and technology evangelist Marc Andreessen has been among the most prolific Twitter users. He suddenly stopped tweeting on Saturday, and his silence on the social-media site has been deafening in Silicon Valley.

Celebrating the anniversary of creation, in the era of artificial intelligence.

Salesforce.com said it would press regulators in the U.S. and Europe to block Microsoft’s $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn, citing antitrust issues.

A top Russian official said Moscow would support a 48-hour cease-fire to allow aid into the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo, as the top U.S. diplomat reiterated a threat to cut off talks with Russia over the Syrian crisis.