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In 2008, after months of negotiations, the commercial side broke away and became Booz & Company, with the governmental side keeping the name Booz Allen Hamilton. Just a few years later, in 2010, Booz Allen Hamilton went public and the Carlyle Group remains a majority shareholder. Information Technology.

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In 2008 however, after months of negotiations, the commercial side broke away and became Booz & Company, with the governmental side keeping the name Booz Allen Hamilton. BAH sold a $2.54billion majority stake in itself to private equity firm, The Carlyle Group as a means of reinforcing their independence from Booz & Company.

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The firm also started growing rapidly through M&A, acquiring Crimson, an analytics, data, and business intelligence software provider focused on analytics related to physician performance, healthcare practice quality and cost management in 2008. In 2010, the firm established a new office in San Francisco.

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