Every Friday, Vedomosti puts out its Vedomosti. Pyatnitsa supplement.

Vedomosti. Pyatnitsa (which means "Friday") is aimed at busy, successful people who are able to appreciate their precious leisure time. It tells readers how to turn their free time into time well spent and takes a relaxed, "non-business" look at the events of the coming week. Pyatnitsa covers everything from shopping, fashion and sports to the latest books, concerts and film.

Glossy, full color supplement Kak Potratit (meaning "How to Spend
It") is a magazine for those who are used to luxury. Exclusive vacations, legendary brands, events that shape fashion and culture in our time, the life of the chosen few - all of these things and more are featured in the pages of Kak Potratit. The publication is aimed at top managers of major companies, high-ranking politicians and their families, and all of those who prize the very best that life has to offer.

The Private Investor's Guide is a Vedomosti project targeted at those who are interested in managing their own money - regardless of whether that money amounts to substantial capital or simply a bit of savings.

While Vedomosti's popular "Personal Account" rubric allows readers to regularly monitor news in the private investments market, this annual publication shows the performance of various investment vehicles over the last few years, allowing individuals to gauge their attractiveness and future profitability.

In addition, the publication lays down all of the particularities of investment and tax legislation and offers a detailed guide of all participants the financial market services that are currently available to private investors.

An annual supplement to Vedomosti, the Careerist's Guidebook is the first Russian publication covering the job market for young specialists and students. The Guidebook contains a wealth of practical information for about job searching and career building, as well as presentations from companies offering opportunities for employment and career development.

Real Estate. Residential Fund is a supplement to Vedomosti that focuses on the residential real estate market, giving a complete picture of the current situation and forecasting future market trends. Its readership consists of heads of construction and realty companies, specialists in the real estate field, investors, economists and analysts.

The publication covers all the pressing issues in the real estate field: who is building in Moscow, and what are they building? What are the current prices for residential real estate in Moscow and the Moscow area? What are the contemporary demands for a good home? What are the different features (ecological, business, leisure etc) of various neighborhoods? What laws influence the real estate market?
What unexpected events should a consumer ne prepared for, and more.

This Vedomosti supplement offers independent and detailed information on the commercial real estate market. Here you can find everything you need to know about building, outfitting and renting non-residential premises. Readers are specialists, government representatives and authoritative analysts.

A commercial supplement to Vedomosti, Foreign Real Estate gives companies selling elite real estate the opportunity to grab the attention of all the participants of the foreign real estate market, from buyers and sellers to service providers.

Vedomosti. Forum is an informational-analytical magazine that is distributed at sector-oriented conferences held by Vedomosti. The publication covers well known trends and processes that occur in the Russian economy. Topics are selected according to the type of conference being held.

Stil Zhizni is a glossy supplement to Vedomosti St. Petersburg.