Longer shelter-in-place regulations bring more uncertainty for North Texas businesses

Some North Texas companies are hitting financial limits as Dallas County extends its shelter-in-place order to April 30. More than 100 executives who responded to the Dallas Business Journal's short-term coronavirus outlook survey said they expected a disruption of their normal operations to last eight weeks or more. To get an idea of how well-stocked North Texas companies’ coffers are, the Business Journal asked executives to put a number on how long their company could go without an influx…