The phrase "interests about" is not considered correct in written English.
You would use the phrase "interested in" instead. Example sentence: I am interested in learning about different cultures.
Clarity of message is key, with so many vested interests about.
He brought in other people like myself who had intense interests about government, of ideals and principles".
Facebook and Twitter accumulate heaps of information, including ages, friends and interests, about people who sign up for accounts and spend time on their sites.
The city's greatest achievement, it often seems, is the protection of the private realm and of competing private interests; about the public realm there is no clear understanding.
Mr. Humala has sought to assuage concerns among business interests about changes he wants in Peru, including a constitutional overhaul to prioritize social welfare for the poor and to assert greater state control over the mining and energy industries.
We call on the Bush administration to disclose information regarding meetings with corporate leaders and special interests about policy development; to grant access to records of Ronald Reagan's presidency; and to be forthright in disclosing the past involvement of Mr. Bush and his staff with Enron and its corporate leaders.
