\subsection{FEATURES: }
\begin{itemize}
\item {\bf Amazon Prime:}\\ This is a big customer acquisition tool for Amazon. Once registered a customer will keep coming back to Amazon. The customer has invested $79 to subscribe to a service. His goal is to derive maximum value of the service. This results in more sales for Amazon.
\item {\bf Large Product Catalog:}\\ You can almost get everything on Amazon. (Not everything but one of the largest catalog on the Internet").
\item {\bf Frequently Bought Together:}\\ This is a feature where people are given product suggestions based on what they are interested in. The quality of suggestions ensure that only relevant product suggestions are made.
\item {\bf Search:}\\ People are not lost in the large catalog of products and are provided with good search results.
\item {\bf Product Reviews by Customers: }\\ Reviews helps people make decisions. An additional service that Amazon provides and makes it easier for customers to select a product.
\item {\bf Amazon 1 click Ordering : }\\ Conversions are crucial in the payment process. 1-click ensures there are no drop offs there.
\item {\bf Search Results: }\\ Amazon ranks high in search results for various reasons. It has many inbound links, has quality content, good product description, almost everything about the product.
\item {\bf Excellent Customer Service: }\\ Amazon is no.1 in customer service. But Will This Lead To Sustainable Loyalty?, is not sure.
\item {\bf Excellent Supply Chain:}\\ Amazon invests heavily in its Supply Chain and is considered one of the best Supply Chains in the world.
\item {\bf Market Place:}\\ I am unsure about the percentage impact on sales, but this is definitely a feature that helps increase sales.
\item {\bf Affliate Marketing:}\\ It is a commission based program. The registered user in affliate program will be given a unique code along with the site links, so if someone purchases from amazon using the link, then a commission of some percetage of the cost of the product will be credited to the registered affliate user.
\end{itemize}
[Tex/LaTex] ! LaTeX Error: Command \item invalid in math mode. In- l.367 \item {\bf Large Product Catalog:}\\ You can almost get everything on
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Please always post complete documents that show the error, and also show the exact error generated by TeX (the format you showed is not a tex error).
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\begin{document}
\begin{equation}\label{eq:e211}
I_C = C \dfrac{dv_c}{dt} \xRightarrow{Em regime estacionário} I=I_C=C.0=0
\end{equation}
\end{document}
Produces
! Undefined control sequence.
l.10 I_C = C \dfrac{dv_c}{dt} \xRightarrow
If I change that to \Rightarrow I get
LaTeX Warning: Command \' invalid in math mode on input line 10.
! Please use \mathaccent for accents in math mode.
Which is I assume, the error you got.
Here you get a LaTeX warning (not an error) about \'{a} but then immediately get
a lower level TeX error about the same issue. (Even though the text is entered as á inputenc converts this to traditional TeX markup of \'{a} as the rest of the system is not unicode-aware.
So in fact my initial comment on the question is the source of the error. Even without the error over á you should never use the math italic font for natural language words or multi-letter identifiers, it is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word, but rather as a product of separate 1-letter identifiers.
This runs without error
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\begin{document}
\begin{equation}\label{eq:e211}
I_C = C \dfrac{dv_c}{dt} \Rightarrow \text{Em regime estacionário}
\qquad I=I_C=C.0=0
\end{equation}
\end{document}
The difference is a change in babel.def between 2012 and 2013:
In TeXLive 2012 babel.def contains
\bbl@redefine\LaTeX{\textlatin{\org@LaTeX}}
And there the example compiles.
This redefinition has then been dropped. Now the definition of \LaTeX is unchanged and no longer can be used in math in current tex systems.
Best Answer
That would be caused by the dollar sign you have in the first item. Single dollar signs are used to delimit inline math mode, i.e.
text $math$ more text. To actually print a dollar sign, use\$.In addition, note that
\bfhas been deprecated for nearly 25 years now, use\bfseriesor\textbf{bold text}instead. That said though, I would consider using adescriptionlist for this, in which\item[Foo]givesFooprinted in bold. You can use the features of theenumitempackage to customize the looks, saving you the trouble of a lot of manual markup.