Information, agglomeration, and the headquarters of U.S. exporters

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The agglomeration of headquarters (2008, background): “For example Lovely, Rosenthal and Sharma (2002) find exporter headquarter activity is more agglomerated than other headquarter activity because export related information is difficult to acquire.”
Where do manufacturing firms locate their headquarters (2004, background): “ Lovely et al. (2003) and Davis and Henderson (2004) which look at firms’ choices of”
Why and where do headquarters move (2009, unknown): “8The results are also in line with Lovely et al. (2005) findings that the agglomeration of headquarters of U.S. exporters is driven by the need to acquire specialized knowledge of foreign markets.”
Agglomeration and the export decisions of French firms (2009, background): “Lovely et al. (2005) assume that exporting requires specialized knowledge of foreign markets, and that this type of information is more difficult to obtain when markets are less accessible.”
Trends and determinants of China's industrial agglomeration (2009, background): “[30] Lovely, M.”