Over the weekend, Barron’s published a story entitled “Alibaba: Why It Could Fall 50% Further” that included some potentially market-rattling commentary by analyst Jonathan Laing. Apparently, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd BABA 3.67% disagrees with Laing’s conclusions. The company penned a lengthy open letter to Barron’s describing in detail no less than seven objections to Laing’s analysis.

In an email statement to Benzinga, Alibaba VP of Global Media Robert Christie said…

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