Hey,

I think both are correct but it depends on the way it is use in the sentence.

@blackhawk: I was considering sentences like

"I thought that might be interesting for/to you."
"Was this particular information interesting for/to you?"
(Probably one would rather say "Were you interested in
this particular information?", though)
"The speech would have been interesting for/to you."

It seems in the first case "for" is used more often.
Does anyone know the rule?

Cheers,

Andre

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I'm not sure of the rule, but I would never use (and I rarely hear) "interesting for you". Sometimes I might say "this might be interesting to you".

But almost always, I say "you might find this interesting" or "this might interest you". These are far more common than "interesting for/to you".

This could be the construction "to be <adjective> for s.o. to do sth"
Example:
I thought it might be interesting for you to know which oil companies are the best to buy gas from.
www.breakthechain.org/exclusives/foreignoil.html

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