Opening arguments kicked off Wednesday in a demo that is pitting Tesla from shareholders accusing the business of deceptive them above a tweet by Elon Musk stating funding had been “secured” to choose the electric automobile enterprise non-public. A lawyer for Tesla investors instructed a nine-human being jury that Musk “lied” when he sent the Aug. 7, 2018 tweet, costing investors funds though its share rate fluctuated as Wall Road digested the facts. In the long run, the company remained publicly traded. “Millions of dollars were shed when his lies were uncovered,” said legal professional Nicholas Porritt, who represents the investors. A law firm for Musk argued that the billionaire…