Jack Ma, chief executive of Alibaba, one of the world's largest companies and the global competitor of Amazon.com, says he has a plan to keep his company going for a hundred years.  It sounds insane, but that's what he wants.  It's his baby.  He has no idea what the next twenty years will be like – whether some new kind of warfare will rearrange society as we know it, or whether some unforeseen technology will make his style of business completely obsolete, or whether the people who succeed him will run it into the ground.  But he has a plan, and God bless him, he's aiming for the stars. This kind of dreaming happens when a man builds something from the ground into the heavens – not the man who comes after him, and least of all from a shareholder.  A finance hotshot, hired out of Harvard, doesn't sit up all night wondering how to hand Pepsi to his grandchildren or how to keep it viable until the...(Read Full Article)