Jack Ma Road To Success With AliBaba (Ali Express)

Alibaba is the company behind AliExpress, and Jack Ma is the man behind Alibaba. Jack Ma was born in 1964 in Hangzhou, China; the first time he touched a computer was in 1995, and he is currently the world's 33rd richest man, according to Forbes. Without a question, Alibaba is a massive e-commerce success story that is still expanding.

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Technically, #alibaba (BABA) was formed in December 1999 by #jackma, a former schoolteacher who led a group of 18 IT pioneers with the intended intention of leveraging the power of the wholesale internet marketplace.
The #business worked out Ma's real-world vision of a China-based e-commerce enterprise capable of efficient and timely delivery to the country's 730 million internet users.

The Alibaba gang put out Alibaba in a modest apartment in Hangzhou, China, much like Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched Apple (AAPL) from Jobs' Palo Alto, Calif., home.

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