SHANGHAI — Alibaba on Tuesday revealed plans to seek a primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The Chinese e-commerce giant will keep its listing in New York. The listing will help Alibaba access more Chinese and Asia-based investors and seek capital infusion via the Shenzhen- Hong Kong Stock Connect program, which links the mainland China market to Hong Kong. With growing tension between Beijing and Washington, Chinese companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange might be forced to delist if a negotiation falls apart that allows U.S. regulators to review Chinese firms’ financial audits. Alibaba would also...