This essay provides an analysis of the Alibaba Group's sustainability practices, focusing on how the company addresses environmental and social responsibilities. The essay begins by defining sustainability and its core elements (planet, people, and profit), then highlights the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and their relevance to Alibaba's operations. It examines Alibaba's sustainability report, mission, and financial performance, emphasizing the company's commitment to environmental sustainability through initiatives such as clean environment programs, cloud computing for reduced power consumption, and eco-friendly packaging. The essay also explores Alibaba's contributions to social sustainability, including its efforts towards gender equality, poverty reduction, and job creation. The company's programs like the "Reunion System" for missing children, the promotion of women entrepreneurs, and the "Rural Taobao" program are discussed as examples of its social impact. Additionally, the essay considers Alibaba's role in industry innovation and infrastructure development, focusing on its promotion of brand awareness, sales, and the utilization of innovative software. The essay concludes by assessing whether Alibaba can be described as a sustaining corporation, referencing the characteristics of a sustaining corporation as identified by Benn, Edwards, and Williams, and the United Nations, providing a comprehensive overview of Alibaba's approach to sustainability.