Here are some companies you could ask:
Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Google, HP, Facebook, Cisco.
Here are some others:
It could well be - I would even suspect it myself - that the US is an imperfect country. And yet it seems to have a few companies who are able to do business there notwithstanding the harsh conditions.
Have you ever left your home city? State?
Bam, America. I'm not supporting anything, but looking at it from a business point of view this is pretty tempting.
For English, Western Europe.
>The deep rooted anti-American theme of the EU does not take long to emerge. This undertone is rarely flaunted, but is intuitively detected. Few seem to understand that it is one of the bases of the United Kingdom’s deep unease with the EU, because UK people simply do not understand or share that objective.
Stick your head out of your shell, and you'll realise there's a world out there, beyond America. I know it's hard to believe, but it does exist.
Actually, I live in Italy, where some of your "in Europe" lines do not hold true at all.
Frankly, things aren't that much better in the UK, but I stand by the fact that it's a damned sight more straightforward to operate a business here than in the US. I have done both, and have lived in UK, US, HK, ZH, DE, FR, BE, SA, so have a fairly broad (but of course still limited) gamut of experience.