Pregnant Olympian to compete

Athletic dominance isn't just about winning and losing. It's about magnitude — how badly you beat someone, how many points you score, and how much better you are than the average opponent.

There's a lot to look forward to in the last week of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, including individual event finals for men's and women's gymnastics. Can all-around women's champ Gabby Douglas add to her gold tally in Monday's uneven bars? Who will reign supreme in the men's 400 meters, for which South Africa's Oscar Pistorius - the Olympics' first double amputee runner - failed to qualify.

Suzy Khimm reports on the latest round of lucky duckies to get the budgetary ax from House Republicans—disabled children:

By Wade Slome: As a record number of 204 nations compete at the XXX Olympic Games in London, and millions of couch-watchers root on their favorite athletes, a different simultaneous competition is occurring…the 2012 Financial Olympics. So far, both Olympics have provided memorable moments for all.

By Benzinga: By The ETF Professor, Benzinga Staff Writer This summer, London will become the first city ever to have hosted three Olympic Games. While traders may be watching the action, they may be more interested in how they can trade around the event.