Another problem with the use of "interfere"

[albertino]

We can say "He interfered with me" or "He interfered with my work".
However, why can't we use "with' instead of "in" in the following sentence:

"I wish you would not interfere in my busenss"?

Thanks.

 

[2006]

We can say "He interfered with me" or "He interfered with my work".
However, why can't we use "with' instead of "in" in the following sentence: You can, especially when "business" refers to your (commercial activity)(company).

"I wish you would not interfere in my business"?

Thanks.

2006