Topic - Alibaba Group

Alibaba Group, is a privately owned Hangzhou-based family of Internet-based businesses that includes business-to-business international trade, online retail and payment platforms and data-centric cloud computing services. It was founded by Ma Yun (Jack Ma) in 1999. - Source: Wikipedia

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