Although Alibaba is a huge company that does a ton of different things, I feel like this article went out of the way to avoid mentioning that companies like Google and Amazon (as well as Microsoft and Apple to a lesser extent) come close to checking all of these boxes. The other thing to point out is that Alibaba owns stakes in many of these companies and doesn't really own them outright.
As others have already pointed out how Google compares, take Amazon for instance:
Online Payments - Amazon Payments
Cloud Services - Amazon Web Services
Mobile Apps - Amazon AppStore
Mobile OS - Amazon FireOS
Maps and Navigation - Amazon Maps API
Retail Outlets - N/A
Group Buying - Amazon Local
Cloud Storage - Amazon CloudDrive / Amazon S3
Mobile Messaging - N/A
Car Service, Ride Sharing - N/A
C2C e-commerice - Amazon Services/Amazon WebStore (not quite the same, but close)
Online Travel Booking - N/A
B2C e-commerce - Amazon.com
E-Learning - http://www.tenmarks.com/ (owned by Amazon)
Microblogging - N/A
Music Streaming - Amazon Cloud Player
Streaming Video - Amazon Prime Instant Streaming
Money-market funds - N/A
12/18 isn't bad.
As others have already pointed out how Google compares, take Amazon for instance:
Online Payments - Amazon Payments
Cloud Services - Amazon Web Services
Mobile Apps - Amazon AppStore
Mobile OS - Amazon FireOS
Maps and Navigation - Amazon Maps API
Retail Outlets - N/A
Group Buying - Amazon Local
Cloud Storage - Amazon CloudDrive / Amazon S3
Mobile Messaging - N/A
Car Service, Ride Sharing - N/A
C2C e-commerice - Amazon Services/Amazon WebStore (not quite the same, but close)
Online Travel Booking - N/A
B2C e-commerce - Amazon.com
E-Learning - http://www.tenmarks.com/ (owned by Amazon)
Microblogging - N/A
Music Streaming - Amazon Cloud Player
Streaming Video - Amazon Prime Instant Streaming
Money-market funds - N/A
12/18 isn't bad.