The 9 subsidiaries of Alibaba are: (as of November 2015)

1. Alibaba International Market

Founded in 1999, Alibaba International Market is the world's leading e-commerce platform for small businesses. It aims to create an English-based cross-border trade platform between any two countries and help small businesses around the world expand overseas markets. Alibaba International Market serves millions of buyers and suppliers in more than 240 countries and regions around the world, displaying products in more than 40 industry categories.

2. Alibaba China Market: Abbreviation: 1688

(1688 was formerly known as Alibaba China Market) was founded in 1999 and is now China's leading domestic trade e-commerce platform for small businesses.

1688 was positioned as a B2B e-commerce platform in its early years and gradually developed into an online wholesale and procurement market. One of its business focuses is to meet the procurement needs of sellers on the Taobao platform.

3. AliExpress

Founded in April 2010, AliExpress is one of the world's leading consumer e-commerce platforms, bringing together small business sellers to offer a wide range of affordable consumer products. AliExpress serves millions of registered buyers from more than 220 countries and regions, covering more than 20 major product categories, with the goal of providing distinctive products to consumers around the world.

4. Taobao

Founded in May 2003, Taobao is China's most popular C2C shopping website, dedicated to providing consumers with a diverse and affordable product selection.

5. Tmall

Tmall is China's leading platform-based B2C shopping website, dedicated to providing a high-quality online shopping experience. Tmall was founded by Taobao in April 2008 and became independent from Taobao's C2C trading market in June 2011. Since its launch, Tmall has developed into an increasingly sophisticated destination for Chinese consumers to purchase high-quality brand products. According to Alexa, Tmall is the most visited B2C retail website in China.

Six. Juhuasuan

Juhuasuan is a comprehensive quality group buying website in China. It was launched by Taobao in March 2010 and became an independent business in October 2011. Its mission is to combine the power of consumers to provide a comprehensive selection of high-quality goods and local life services at preferential prices.

Seven. Yitao

Yitao is an online shopping search engine in China that covers all products, merchants and shopping discount information. It was launched by Taobao in October 2010 and became an independent business in June 2011. Yitao aims to create a "one-stop shopping engine" for online consumers to help them make purchasing decisions and find high-quality and low-priced products faster.

Yitao's functions and services include-product search, discount and coupon search, hotel search, rebate, Taoba community, etc.

Yitao's search results cover products and information from multiple B2C shopping websites and brand merchants, including Taobao, Tmall, Amazon China, Dangdang, Gome, No.1 Store, Nike China and Vancl.

8. Alibaba Cloud Computing

Alibaba Cloud Computing was founded in September 2009 and is now a cloud computing and data management platform developer. Its goal is to build the first service platform for Internet data sharing and provide data-centric cloud computing services. Alibaba Cloud Computing is committed to providing complete Internet computing services to Taobao platform sellers and third-party users, including data collection, data processing, and data storage, to help promote the growth of Alibaba Group and the entire e-commerce ecosystem.

9. Alipay

Alipay was founded in December 2004 and is China's most popular third-party online payment platform. It is committed to providing safe, reliable, convenient and fast online payment and collection services to hundreds of millions of individual and corporate users.

Alipay is the preferred online payment solution for Chinese Internet merchants. The third-party credit guarantee service it provides allows buyers to pay merchants only after confirming that they are satisfied with the purchased goods, reducing the transaction risks of consumers' online shopping.

Alipay cooperates with multiple financial institutions including national banks, major regional banks, Visa and MasterCard to provide payment solutions for domestic and foreign merchants. In addition to Taobao and Tmall, merchants that support the use of Alipay transaction services have covered online retail, virtual games, digital communications, business services, air tickets, utilities and other industries. Alipay also provides payment solutions that help global sellers sell directly to Chinese consumers, supporting payment services in 14 major foreign currencies.

Only one is listed: Alibaba.