>> Well, all the other locations listed are definitely in the USA. Seems
>> logical that the final one would be as well. Unfortunately, there's no
>> way to check.
> 
>     Faulty induction.

I'd tend to say "insufficient information". In that case, you make a 
best guess.

>     Also, there is no well known place called Oxford in the US. If they 
> said Oxford without clarification, there's a good chance it's in the UK.

OK. I've seen "Cambridge" without qualification several times, when they 
actually meant Cambridge MA.

>     But since you're going to argue:
> 
> http://wolfram.com/company/background.html
> 
> Locations: Champaign, IL (worldwide headquarters); Oxfordshire, UK 
> (European headquarters); Tokyo, Japan (Asian headquarters); with 
> additional locations in Cambridge, MA; Paris, France; etc.

If you want to split hairs, that's Wolfram Research Inc., and I'm 
debating applying to Wolfram Alpha LLC - but it would seem completely 
plausible that these two companies share the same premises...

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