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China critic Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama violated stock disclosure law, sold Alibaba option

By: CNBC.com News
Alabama Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville, is a top critic of China, but his portfolio in the past included stock and options of Alibaba, the Chinese firm.
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