SA: Alibaba faces growing regulatory threat (Jefferies)

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By Alessandro Pasetti

14/01/2019

SEEKING ALPHA reports: “Alibaba (BABA -1.5%) has seen its share price rise 8% so far this year, but shareholders appear to be factoring in the broader economy and ’growth expectations are re-setting,’ said Karen Chan, an internet analyst at Jefferies.”

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