Overstock.com's president and chief financial officer, Jason Lindsey, has resigned due to personal reasons.
Lindsey, who had served as the company's CFO since its launch in 1999, will remain with the company in a limited role.
Patrick Byrne, Overstock's chairman and chief executive officer, will reassume the role of president. David Chidester, the company's controller, will serve as acting CFO.
Salt Lake-based Overstock.com is an online "closeout" retailer.
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