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• a  perceptible by the senses especially the sense of touch
  skin with a tangible roughness
• s  capable of being treated as fact
  tangible evidence
• a  (of especially business assets) having physical substance and intrinsic monetary value
  tangible property like real estate
  tangible assets such as machinery
• a  capable of being perceived; especially capable of being handled or touched or felt

• The key to management is setting realistic goals with tangible measures of success or failure.
• There is a sense of empowerment to some when they give away money and tangible goods in charity.
• While the tangible benefits of the recourse weren't many, the huge intangible benefits clearly made the recourse inescapable.

• touchable
• real
• palpable

• intangible
• impalpable

News & Articles

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• JPMorgan Is 'Value Investors' Dream': Sterne Agee
  NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- JPMorgan Chase "remains on track to increase tangible book at a double-digit pace and deliver a mid-teens return on tangible equity," according to Sterne Agee analyst Todd Hagerman. The analyst on Wednesday increased his 12-month price target for JPMorgan's shares to $64 from $54, showing potential upside of 20% from Tuesday's closing price of $53.49. Hagerman in a note ...
  June 12, 2013 - TheStreet.com
• Bank of America Targets Returns on Tangible Equity in 'Low Teens' Over 2 to 3 Years- CFO
  Bank of America Targets Returns on Tangible Equity in 'Low Teens' Over 2 to 3 Years- CFO
  June 11, 2013 - Nasdaq
• Bank of America Shareholders Remain Focused on Expenses
  NEW YORK (TheStreet)--Bank of America investors want to see the bank make tangible progress on expense reductions before they consider adding to their stake, according to a poll taken by Morgan Stanley on Tuesday. The poll of attendees at a conference hosted by Morgan Stanley asked investors what would drive them to add to their positions in Bank of America shares, offering them four options: A ...
  June 11, 2013 - TheStreet.com

Quotes

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• David Cameron in The Associated Press
  Good intentions are shared in productive talks. Then somehow those intentions seem rarely to come to fruition in real, tangible global action,Cameron wrote. "And when we meet again a year later, we find things haven't really moved on."
• Marcel Rohner in News 10NBC
  We can see tangible effects as a result of our initial responses to the losses,CEO Marcel Rohner said in a statement. "While our exposure is still subject to swings in market conditions, we see market demand for these securities returning...
• Hu Jintao in 940 News
  During this period, China's overall strength grew considerably and the people enjoyed more tangible benefits. China's international standing and influence rose notably,Hu said.