Uh, right. Now visit the page and click on "Borsheim's", which is the furniture store Berkshire owns. Compare web designs.
Berkshire Hathaway spends a lot --- probably hundreds of thousands annually --- on web design. They just don't use it for the Berkshire Hathaway corporate site.
A single Berkshire B share costs over $3000. Nobody buys them on a whim. There is zero business value spiffing up their web presence.
Which is why BRK's "retail" businesses (like Borsheims, or See's candy, or Geico) or, hell, even the Fechheimer Brothers uniform company, all have top-shelf web presences.
I get the sense that a lot of people commenting here don't really understand how BRK works.
Berkshire Hathaway spends a lot --- probably hundreds of thousands annually --- on web design. They just don't use it for the Berkshire Hathaway corporate site.
A single Berkshire B share costs over $3000. Nobody buys them on a whim. There is zero business value spiffing up their web presence.