Heard on the Street: For people seeking employment, strength in job openings counts as good news. But what does it mean for investors?
Mark Hertzberg/Zuma Press If you were wondering if the banking-sector problems set off by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March have had much effect on employers’ desire to hire workers, the short answer is no.
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